Generally, HydraFacial treatments are considered relatively safe, even during pregnancy. They’re non-invasive and rely on gentle exfoliation, hydration, and serum infusion. However, certain steps in the procedure may use products containing ingredients not recommended for pregnant women—like salicylic acid or potent exfoliants. Depending on the spa or clinic, they might modify or skip these steps to ensure maximum safety. What to discuss with your provider: 1. Product Ingredients: Ensure the serums or peels used are free of retinoids or strong acids not advised during pregnancy. 2. Customized Approach: Ask if they can tailor the HydraFacial to avoid any possibly risky ingredients. 3. Alternative Treatments: • Gentle Facials using mild, pregnancy-safe products and light exfoliation. • Oxygen Facials or microcurrent (low-level electrical stimulation to tone skin) if your doctor approves. • LED Therapy (blue or red light) might be an option for mild acne or to soothe skin. Ultimately, always consult with your OB/GYN before trying any new skincare procedure in pregnancy, especially if it uses active ingredients. If your provider can swap or remove certain steps to keep you completely comfortable, a modified HydraFacial is often a good option. Otherwise, you can explore gentler alternatives until after delivery, when you can resume your full range of treatments safely.