The World’s Most Popular Facial Treatment for Face, Neck and Décolleté

No. The treatment is completely painless and generally feels very pleasant.

For the best results, Hydrafacial is recommended every 3–4 weeks. Even a single session provides a visible improvement, but the ideal interval is always tailored to your skin’s needs.

Hydrafacial is suitable for most skin types, but it is not recommended during pregnancy or if the skin has active inflammation, open wounds, or skin conditions such as eczema or psoriasis in the treatment area.

The results — deep hydration, a radiant glow, and a more even tone — typically last around 5–7 days. Longer-lasting improvements are achieved with regular treatments, for example once a month, followed by maintenance sessions. You will see a visible difference even after one treatment, as Hydrafacial noticeably brightens and smooths the skin.

Yes — many clients combine injectable treatments such as Botox with Hydrafacial on the same visit. The key is the correct order. Hydrafacial is an excellent way to prepare the skin before injections, so it should be done first, followed by Botox or fillers. This ensures both treatments are performed safely and effectively in one day. If fillers or Botox have been done earlier, it is recommended to wait about two weeks before having a Hydrafacial treatment.

For deep wrinkles and more pronounced lines, more intensive treatments such as deep chemical peels, laser treatments, or minor lifting procedures may be required. However, a series of Hydrafacial treatments visibly softens fine lines and surface wrinkles while significantly improving skin texture and elasticity. We recommend one treatment per month for 3–6 months, followed by maintenance sessions every three months. According to a study published in the Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology, a series of six Hydrafacial treatments combined with an antioxidant serum increased collagen and elastin levels, reduced fine lines, minimised pore size, evened out pigmentation, and boosted the skin’s protective antioxidants.