Hydrafacial
Hydrafacial combines cleansing, exfoliation, extraction, and hydration in a device-based facial treatment. It is designed to improve the appearance of dullness and congestion while leaving skin feeling smoother and hydrated. At PRÈSSE, suitability and treatment choices are guided by your skin’s condition and goals.
How Hydrafacial works
The Hydrafacial system uses dedicated tips, solutions, and suction to exfoliate and loosen surface buildup while delivering topical skincare. The combination addresses several aspects of a facial within one treatment. The solutions and treatment intensity matter, so your provider should review sensitivities and current products before beginning.
Some service options include a targeted booster or additional steps. Boosters are topical products selected for a particular concern, such as the appearance of dullness or dehydration. They are not injectable fillers, and available choices and inclusions should be confirmed when booking.
What to expect
You may notice a light suction or gliding sensation as the handpiece moves across the skin. Many clients find the treatment comfortable, but sensitive areas can feel different. Tell your provider about stinging or discomfort. Skin may look brighter immediately, while mild redness or sensitivity can also occur.
Frequently asked questions
What concerns can Hydrafacial address?
It can help with the appearance of dullness, rough surface texture, and congestion, and can temporarily improve hydration. It does not remove deep scars, permanently close pores, or replace medical treatment for persistent skin disease.
Is Hydrafacial suitable for everyone?
No treatment suits everyone at every visit. Irritated skin, an active rash, infections, recent procedures, and ingredient sensitivities can affect eligibility. Tell your provider if you are pregnant or breastfeeding so the specific solutions and enhancements can be reviewed.
Does Hydrafacial hurt?
It is generally well tolerated, but suction and exfoliating solutions can cause discomfort on reactive skin. Let your provider know immediately if anything feels too strong. More suction or stronger exfoliation does not necessarily produce a better result.
Is there downtime?
Many clients return to usual daily activities soon afterward, but temporary redness, tightness, or sensitivity are possible. Your provider will give instructions based on the products used and your response. For a first treatment, leave time before an important event.
When will I notice results and how long do they last?
Hydration and a refreshed appearance may be noticeable soon after treatment. The duration varies with your skin, environment, and home routine. An immediate glow should not be confused with permanent correction of texture, pigmentation, or signs of aging.
How often should I get a Hydrafacial?
Monthly treatment is a common maintenance choice, but it is not a requirement. The interval should account for skin sensitivity and other exfoliating treatments. Your provider can help choose a schedule that supports your skin without over-treating it.
Can it be combined with peels, dermaplaning, or microneedling?
Some combinations may be appropriate, while others can add too much irritation. Do not assume services should be performed together simply because each is available. Your provider should review the exact protocols and may recommend spacing treatments apart.
How should I care for my skin afterward?
Use the gentle skincare and sun protection recommended by your provider. Avoid adding extra exfoliation or unfamiliar active products immediately afterward. Ask when to restart retinoids and acne products, especially if your skin feels sensitive.
Explore Hydrafacial at PRÈSSE and discuss the option best suited to your skin.