What is the difference between HydraPeel and HydraFacial? Which is better for congested, oily, sensitive skin?

The “HydraFacial” treatment is the newest advancement in non-laser skin resurfacing treatments, and truly goes beyond any typical “facial” on the market. It is a multi- step procedure, and completely customizable to your skincare needs. It has the pampering feel of spa therapies and the effects...

When dealing with acne or discoloration, I also would recommend every other week for the 6 treatments. Allowing the skin to recover and not to cause excessive irritation to the skin. As long as you have the proper home care products to compliment the treatment. If you are concerned with...

Microdermabrasion is older technology and while it does serve its purpose, HydraFacial is far more advanced. HydraFacial offers several treatment options for many different skin types and concerns. The treatment process allows for: Exfoliation – the removal of the outer dead layers of skin t...

Hello, my name is Ranen and I am an aesthetic nurse at Aesthetic Skin in Chicago. If you’ve had a reaction to the HydraFacial and you have sensitive, acne-/rosacea-prone skin, it makes a lot of sense to look for gentler alternatives that still give you a “refresh / glow” effect ahead of your ...

A HydraFacial can help brighten the skin and smooth mild texture, so it may give you a nice boost. But if your discoloration is deeper or the texture is more etched in, you’d likely need something stronger—like a chemical peel or a gentle laser—to reach the layers where those issues sit. A l...

Thank you for your question regarding the occurrence of petechiae and their potential long-term effects. Petechiae are small red or purple spots on the skin caused by minor bleeding from broken capillaries. Even in healthy individuals, several factors can make someone more prone to developing...