Can hydrafacials make dry skin peel off?

There is a peel component to the HydraFacial treatment that may have caused this dryness. This peel component can actually be excluded. I recommend discussing your results with your provider and asking if the peel component was used. I hope this helps. Best wishes!

Hydrafacial is typically a moisture enhancing treatment. However, there is a peel component to the procedure. You can check with your provider to see what strength the peel was; perhaps do a less concentrated peel next time if you were at a higher level. Additionally, Retin A, retinols, glycolics used right before the treatment can enhance the peeling effects.  If none of these are the issue, consider using a moisturizing cream afterward. Usually with successive treatments peeling should be lessened because your skin has already been exfoliated recently.

Thank you for your question. The HydraFacial treatment typically contains a peel component. This is likely the cause of your dry skin and should resolve in a few days.  Follow up with your provider to address your concern. Good luck!

Discuss this with your provider.  There is a peel component to the treatment that can be excluded. Sorry you had this develop. 

Hi. Since there is a peel component to the hydrafacial this could potentially happen.  Make sure to let your provider know how you reacted so it can be modified to your skin for the next treatment.  Keep your skin hydrated and make sure you are not using a retinol, retin-A or other skin exfoliant before/after treatments. 

Hi!If you are currently using retinols the Hydrafacial can cause peeling in the skin. It is an infused microdermabrasion treatment so it is meant to brighten and lift off dead skin. Your skin is going to look great next week, just keep adding moisture to it and try not to pick off the flaking skin. For skin types who are sensitive to glycolic and salicylic acids , this is a completely normal reaction. Give your skin time to shed, and you will see a fresh new layer in no time!