HydraFacial is being carrying out every 15 seconds, and it is currently available in 80 countries, including the United States.

The HydraFacial is a multistep facial process typically done with a proprietary machine (HydraFacial MD) manufactured by Edge Systems. In the first session, estheticians can use the HydraFacial [device] to cleanse, exfoliate, extract, and provide a variety of rejuvenating serums. Many experts have explained this treatment in this particular way.

It’s become an in-demand service because it creates an instant “wow factor” in terms of brightening and firming the elasticity of the skin. People can get the treatment before a big event or regularly to maintain skin health .

How Does a HydraFacial Work Exactly?

The HydraFacial resembles to another treatment called microdermabrasion. Microdermabrasion uses a “mildly abrasive instrument to gently sand your skin, diminishing the thicker, uneven outer layer of skin.

Microdermabrasion is a process that people say it’s far better. The [HydraFacial] device uses an exfoliating tip grouped with suction to take the dead skin cells out from the surface of your face. As skin is exfoliated, serums are infused into the skin. That last step is the key reason proponents say it’s so effective.

There are three steps in the HydraFacial treatment. There is no downtime — a common word for recovery time in dermatology — and the entire treatment lasts no longer than 30 minutes says the company.

Here are the three steps involved in a HydraFacial:

1.Cleanse and Peel

This is the resurfacing step. when skin is peeling or exfoliating  “Exfoliation is the process of taking out dead skin cells from the outer layer of the skin. It has long been known to have beneficial skin effects, including leaving the skin looking brighter, unclogging pores, and — with long-term use — increasing collagen production. This is all done in the HydraFacial with the HydraFacial tip. This “generates a fluid vortex over the skin that gently dislodges impurities and dead skin cells.

2.Extract and Hydrate

The tip gets gunk out of pores and delivers topical moisturizers and softens simultaneously.

3.Fuse and Protect

Your treatment will end with “boosters,” or serums. These are geared toward your skin goals. It may include reducing the advent of the hyper-pigmentation, fine lines and wrinkles, dull skin, or enlarged pores. The treatment is entirely customizable through these “boost” serums, which is a big perk for patients.

HydraFacial Benefits

The HydraFacial is said to help improvise overall skin texture, tone, and appearance. This is because deep exfoliation that cleans your pores, removing debris . It allows for better penetration of face serums tailored to your skin type.

HydraFacial for Acne

Currently, there are no clinical studies highlighting the benefits of the HydraFacial for acne.

However, microdermabrasion techniques are  effective for treating both acne and acne scars. This is likely due to the deep exfoliation that helps take out pore-clogging skin cells.

HydraFacial for Blackheads

Dead skin cells also make blackheads. This  type of acne may benefit from the same exfoliating and extracting methods used in the HydraFacial, but some clinical studies need to be performed to confirm these benefits directly.

HydraFacial for Rosacea

It can be hard to suggest cosmetic treatments safe enough for this sensitive skin condition. While more research is required to prove the safety and effectiveness of the HydraFacial for rosacea. A study from 2006 proved that similar techniques may benefit papulopustular rosacea.

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