HydraFacial
HydraFacial is a facial done with a gentle suction wand and liquid serums. It is designed to cleanse, hydrate, and exfoliate the upper layers of the skin, with no needles and no heat.
Pricing published October 15, 2026
Planned for our opening. Join the waitlist and we will contact you when booking opens.
- Duration
- About 45 minutes
- Downtime
- Most people go straight back to their day; any flushing typically fades in a few hours
- Results timeline
- Skin can look fresher the same day; many people come back monthly
- Price
- Pricing published October 15, 2026
When skin looks dull, dry, or tired
Dead skin cells and everyday buildup collect on the surface. Washing your face doesn’t clear all of it. Skin starts to look dull and rough, and moisturizer never quite seems to sink in.
HydraFacial works on that surface layer. The wand lifts away buildup while it adds hydrating serums, all in the same pass. It’s steady and gentle, not harsh.
What to expect during treatment
Plan on about 45 minutes. Your esthetician cleanses your skin, applies a gentle exfoliating solution, clears buildup from pores with the wand’s light suction instead of squeezing, and finishes with hydrating serums.
It feels cool, with a light pull from the suction. No needles, no heat. Your skin may look slightly flushed for a short while afterward.
Who it’s for
HydraFacial suits you if your skin looks dull, dry, rough, or congested, or if you want regular upkeep that fits into a busy week. It’s also an easy first professional treatment if you’ve never had one.
Wait if your skin is sunburned, broken, or still healing from another treatment, and tell us if you use prescription retinoids or exfoliants.
How we do it
Each visit starts with a quick look at your skin and the products you use. Then we choose the serums for your skin that day, instead of running everyone through the same routine.
Think of HydraFacial as upkeep. Many people come about once a month. We’ll suggest a rhythm, not sell you a package.
Downtime and aftercare
- Any flushing typically settles within a few hours.
- Skip exfoliating acids, retinoids, and scrubs for 48 hours.
- Keep skincare simple for the day: gentle cleanser, moisturizer, sunscreen.
- Stay out of strong sun the day of your treatment.
- Wait a few days before waxing the treated area.
Results timeline
Skin can look smoother and feel softer when you leave. That fresh look fades as your skin renews over the next few weeks, which is why many people come back monthly.
Pricing
Full prices publish October 15, 2026, before booking opens. You’ll see the price of the treatment and any add-ons up front.How our pricing works
Questions and answers
How much does a HydraFacial cost?
Full prices publish October 15, 2026, before booking opens. You’ll see the price of the treatment, and any add-ons, before you book.
Does a HydraFacial hurt?
Most people find it comfortable. There are no needles and no heat. The wand feels cool, with a light suction, and many people find it relaxing.
Can a HydraFacial darken or burn my skin?
HydraFacial uses no laser and no heat, so it doesn’t work by heating your skin. Any skin can get irritated, though, and on brown and deeper skin, irritation can sometimes leave dark marks behind. That’s why we ask about your products first and keep the serums gentle for your skin.
Can I book a HydraFacial now?
Not yet. HydraFacial is planned for our opening on October 15, 2026. Join the waitlist and we’ll contact you when booking opens.
What does a HydraFacial actually do?
It works in steps to cleanse, hydrate, and exfoliate the upper layers of the skin. It’s a facial for the surface of your skin. It isn’t a laser and it isn’t an injection.
Will my face be red afterward?
Maybe a little. Some people look slightly flushed for a few hours. Most people go straight back to their day.
How is it different from a clinical facial?
A clinical facial is hands-on work by a licensed esthetician, with each step chosen for your skin that day. HydraFacial follows a set sequence with the wand. Many people alternate between the two.
How often should I get one?
Many people come about once a month, since the fresh look fades as skin renews. Your esthetician will suggest a rhythm that fits your skin, not a package.
Can I get a HydraFacial before an event?
Yes, that’s a popular choice. Because most people go straight back to their day, a day or two before the event usually works. We’ll help you time it.
Is HydraFacial right for my skin?
Your licensed esthetician looks at your skin and asks about your products before starting, then adjusts the serums to suit you. If something else will serve your skin better, we’ll tell you.