What kind of technology and content does Hydrafacial skin care have? The Hydradermabrasion method is a procedure that combines skin cleansing, exfoliation, renewal, hydration, antioxidants, protection, and acne treatment. Using vortex tip technology, liquid pressure and vacuum effect clean blackheads without the need for steaming or squeezing. The Hydrafacial cleanser, hydrating, and moisturizing solutions clean the skin while also eliminating dead skin cells and dirt.
The goal of the red LED treatment is to stimulate elastin and collagen fibers to strengthen, revitalize, tighten the skin, and reduce the formation of fine wrinkles.
The purpose of the blue LED treatment is to target the bacteria that cause acne in the pores, effectively cleaning and eliminating them.
The goal of the green LED treatment is to target the cells that produce melanocytes. This treatment prevents the overproduction of melanin and stops it from rising to the surface of the skin. By breaking down melanin accumulation, it prevents discoloration of existing spots and treats them
How is it applied and how many sessions are recommended? What precautions should be taken after the application?
Thanks to the special vortex tip, Hydrafacial nourishes the skin while simultaneously cleansing it from harmful cells, blackheads, and oils. With its rich serum content, it is a treatment method that nourishes and strengthens the skin.
Hydrafacial is applied in a series of 3 to 4 sessions, depending on the individual's skin condition. After the procedure, you can easily return to your social life.
No tests or examinations are required before the Hydrafacial application. It is extremely important that the application is performed as recommended by your dermatologist
Hydrafacial is a skin care method that can be easily performed in every season and is very safe to apply.
Hydrafacial can be safely and comfortably applied to all skin types in every season. It is recommended to be done in a series of 3 to 4 sessions.
Thanks to its rich solution content, Hydrafacial helps prevent dryness, lifelessness, and dehydration of the skin significantly.
There is no specific age range, but the treatment is recommended for all age groups based on the individual’s skin condition, as assessed by the relevant specialist. For example, it is recommended for acne problems during adolescence, pigmentation, dehydration issues between ages 25-30, and for fine lines, dehydration, and spots in older age as a supportive treatment.
After a Hydrafacial skin treatment, there may be minimal redness or pinkness on the skin. However, these typically disappear within 15 to 30 minutes.
Other skin-supporting facial treatments can be done alongside Hydrafacial. It can be used in combination with facial injections like PRP, mesotherapy, and salmon DNA applications for acne and pigmentation treatments.
Last Updated Date: 21 September 2023
Publication Date: 21 September 2023
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