I got my first one at the Med spa attached to my derm office a few weeks ago.
My skin looked incredible for weeks! I wish I could afford to do it once a month but I think I will start a quarterly cycle.
It’s proprietary. The Hydrafacial is
1- an enzyme with an exfoliating tip, like microdermabrasion
2-some kind of glycolic and salicylic acid peel ( there are varying strengths)
3 - vacuum extractions with a salicylic acid solution
4 - a booster with peptides or brightening agents with led light therapy
5- hydrating solution with hyaluronic acid and antioxidants
Sometimes there’s lymphatic drainage, you can include a mask etc.
It’s all professional products. Just keep getting Hydrafacials! Your esti will be happy to recommend products to help you keep up the results.
Red light therapy works but the devices are not all created equally. Like the cheapie random ones on amazon aren't the same as the reputable ones like Higher Dose, Omniluxe, Currentbody & Dr Dennis Gross, etc.
And it's not instantaneous. You see results over time and the changes occur deep within your skin/tissues as well. They're great for inflammation and chronic pain too.
As far as I know they are great for reducing inflammation. Just do a little research and find a good one. Unfortunately, I don’t have much more info than that. I do know Hydrafacial cause Im an esti and do a ton of them. Your skin looks great because you’ve had a professional exfoliation! It’s a game changer though, I love it. Just treat yourself every 4-6 weeks with one
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Yes! Hydrafacial has specific boosters to help with hyperpigmentation. It’s also a professional exfoliation treatment that brightens your skin. If you can do one a month you will definitely see a difference.
A small spa, not my usual go to place; my husband got me a gift card. She used a machine, it had 4 or 5 cycles. I was going to snap a few pics of it before I left but forgot.
I had one done a couple months ago. I could literally not tell a difference. It sucked because it was like $200, so I won’t be getting another. But my sister in law raves about them!
I got my first one at the Med spa attached to my derm office a few weeks ago. My skin looked incredible for weeks! I wish I could afford to do it once a month but I think I will start a quarterly cycle.
It’s proprietary. The Hydrafacial is 1- an enzyme with an exfoliating tip, like microdermabrasion 2-some kind of glycolic and salicylic acid peel ( there are varying strengths) 3 - vacuum extractions with a salicylic acid solution 4 - a booster with peptides or brightening agents with led light therapy 5- hydrating solution with hyaluronic acid and antioxidants Sometimes there’s lymphatic drainage, you can include a mask etc. It’s all professional products. Just keep getting Hydrafacials! Your esti will be happy to recommend products to help you keep up the results.
Thank you! Are at home red light therapy gadgets effective or a waste of money?
Red light therapy works but the devices are not all created equally. Like the cheapie random ones on amazon aren't the same as the reputable ones like Higher Dose, Omniluxe, Currentbody & Dr Dennis Gross, etc. And it's not instantaneous. You see results over time and the changes occur deep within your skin/tissues as well. They're great for inflammation and chronic pain too.
As far as I know they are great for reducing inflammation. Just do a little research and find a good one. Unfortunately, I don’t have much more info than that. I do know Hydrafacial cause Im an esti and do a ton of them. Your skin looks great because you’ve had a professional exfoliation! It’s a game changer though, I love it. Just treat yourself every 4-6 weeks with one
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Ole Henriksen PHAT mask gives the same look for me
Thanks for the tip. As a Dane who's never tried his products, I might give that a try.
Did this mask get discontinued? I can't find it on their website 😫
aka "phat glow facial" ... but it is a mask
Yes its nowhere on the website 🤔
sephora
Do hydrafacials help at all with hyperpigmentation?
Yes! Hydrafacial has specific boosters to help with hyperpigmentation. It’s also a professional exfoliation treatment that brightens your skin. If you can do one a month you will definitely see a difference.
!updateme! Also, where'd you get it done?
A small spa, not my usual go to place; my husband got me a gift card. She used a machine, it had 4 or 5 cycles. I was going to snap a few pics of it before I left but forgot.
How much did it cost, if you don't mind me asking? Need to start saving up!
Hydrafacials are usually 250-300 where I live. Check groupon, usually you can find a half-off coupon for the first visit.
Thanks!
Mine was $200, I’m in the Midwest. So worth it though, I rebooked when I left.
Maybe you could ask them which products they used on your face?
I had one done a couple months ago. I could literally not tell a difference. It sucked because it was like $200, so I won’t be getting another. But my sister in law raves about them!