Hydra Facial Treatment And Its Benefits For The Skin
Having a glowing complexion is on the top of the wish list of most women. But in order to achieve that radiant & healthy skin so many women use a lot of chemical-based products, which can be unsafe for long term use. Facials have been a popular skincare treatment for long, now HydraFacial treatments are taking them a step forward with some amazing results! Read on to find out more about this wonderful skin-nurturing.
What is HydraFacial treatment?
Is HydraFacial treatment beneficial for the skin?
How does HydraFacial work?
Is there a difference between HydraFacial and Microdermabrasion?
- • HydraFacial is non-invasive while microdermabrasion is minimally invasive
- • Microdermabrasion uses a device called DermaSweep which has an abrasive tip for removing dead cells and pollutants from the skin whereas HydraFacial uses HydraPeel which has a vacuum tip and is much more gentler than the DermaSweep.
- • HydraFacial is suitable for all skin types whereas for Microdermabrasion you will need to consult a dermatologist if your skin type is suitable for the procedure.
How to find out if you are the right candidate for HydraFacial?
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- Acne
- Fine lines and wrinkles on your face
- Dull and lifeless skin
- Loose skin and wish a younger-looking, healthy skin
Are there any side effects of HydraFacial?
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The main reason HydraFacial is so popular is because it does not have any serious side effects and gives instant results. However, in some cases, there may be a bit of redness and tightness of skin for some time after the procedure (but that goes away after a while). Make sure to check that you are not allergic to any ingredients in the serums that will be used.
Aftercare for HydraFacial: a few skincare tips!
- • Don’t go out in the sun immediately after treatment
- • Use SPF 40 sunscreen if you do have to go out
- • Don’t wax your face to the area treated right after getting HydraFacial
- • Don’t exfoliate or use skincare products that have acids in them for two weeks at least post-treatment
- • Don’t use steroid OTC creams for the next 48 hours
- • Don’t use products with retinol or Retin –A for the next few days
Hope this information on HydraFacial Treatment has been useful. Always consult your dermatologist for any skin related issues.