Is the SilkPeel Dermalinfusion the same as the hydrafacial system?

Silk Peel Dermal Infusion now known as "Diamond Glow" is like a combination of hydrafacial and microdermabrasion. The first two passes are used with a diamond grit tip to exfoliate the skin and the third pass is used with a smooth tip to infuse the solution deeper into the skin. Hydrafacials typically do not include exfoliation.

Like the dermalinfusion, hydrafacial cleanses, exfoliates and extracts and infuses - just with slightly different modalities. For example, the hydrafacial uses a wet peel for its microdermabrasion effect while dermalinfusion uses the classic diamond tipped microderm for exfoliation

Thanks for your question. I have seen all great answers so far and would echo their previous sentiments. Hydrafacials is a great, hydrating, but more superficial treatment. The Dermalinfusion gets deeper using higher levels of exfoliation to increase penetration of the product. I would also agree that Allergan's acquisition of Dermalinfusion is going to bring some major advances to the product. 

Great question! Its asked very often they are very similar in devices.  They are both meant to cleanse, exfoliate and infuse serums simultaneously.  They are both really great  accomplishing this also.  The dermal infusion I feel works a little more effectively for a deeper cleansing facial where the hydra facial will plump and hydrate the skin more.  Both are amazing devices and you will see great results either way you go!

No, the two are not the same. The hydrafacial is more wet and just uses water. the Diamond Glow exfoliates with a small tip. Serums with vitamins can be added at the same time.