Trusted HydraFacial Clinic in London

The HydraFacial caters to most complexions and concerns. It’s great for teens suffering from acne; adults with pimples, wrinkles or hyperpigmentation; and for older patients with sun damage or uneven skin tone. There are some exceptions — those with active rashes, sunburns, or rosacea, along with pregnant or breastfeeding patients and any shellfish or honey allergies.

HydraFacials are often considered superior as they provide comprehensive treatment in one session.

HydraFacial results should last up to a month and give immediate results making your skin smoother and more radiant while helping with conditions like enlarged pores, uneven or dull skin tone. Longer-lasting results can be achieved through a course of weekly or monthly HydraFacial and maintenance treatments.

The HydraFacial treatment uses different and specific tips at each step which can be tailored to your skin concern. Starting with a lymphatic drainage routine to help detoxify the skin, reduce puffiness, and preps the skin for the remaining steps. A deep cleanse is then carried out, removing any dead skin and excess oils with a light exfoliation. This is followed by a pure glycolic acid peel that has a progression of strengths, which is applied to the skin to break up the dirt and oil which may be clogging pores. The extraction tip is then used to blast fluid onto your face which pushes trapped dirt out of your pores which are then essentially vacuumed up along with blackheads, dirt, oil and impurities. This is all done while simultaneously hydrating, plumping and nourishing serums are applied to your skin. The cordless red and blue LED light therapy are then pressed along the skin in a routine that covers the face effectively targeting specific skin concerns including ageing.

It’s similar to microdermabrasion in that it exfoliates and opens up pores. Unlike microdermabrasion, HydraFacial uses a suctioning device and a light chemical peel to gently exfoliate dead skin cells. Because of this, it’s suitable for all skin types, even sensitive skin, while microdermabrasion can be too rough for fragile complexions and conditions like rosacea.

For optimal results, it is recommended to have a HydraFacial once a month, though frequency may vary.

• Avoid products containing exfoliating acids in the treatment area for 48-72 hours before the treatment.
• Refrain from using prescription retinoids (e.g., tretinoin) for 1 week before the treatment.
• Do not wax or use other hair removal methods in the treatment area 3-5 days prior.
• If you’ve recently had aesthetic treatments, wait 7 days after Botox and 10 days after fillers before your HydraFacial. (Note: This does not apply for HydraBack.)

• Avoid direct sunlight, sunbeds, swimming pools, excessive sweating, and heat treatments (e.g., sauna, steam rooms, hot showers/baths) for the next 48 hours.
• The treatment area is more susceptible to sunburn, sun damage, and hyperpigmentation. Avoid direct sun exposure and use a minimum of SPF 30.
• Refrain from aggressive exfoliation; avoid products containing exfoliating acids or retinol in the treatment area for 48-72 hours post-treatment.
• Continue to avoid prescription retinoids (e.g., tretinoin) for 1 week post-treatment.
• Avoid waxing or using other hair removal methods for 5-7 days after the treatment.
• Makeup can be applied after 12 hours.
• Do not pick or touch the treated area after the treatment.
• Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated.