Hydrafacial for Instant Glow
Everyone wants smooth, youth looking and bright skin. Multiples of oils, creams, and other cosmetic products are available in the market to enhance the glow of the skin and maintain healthy skin. By using all these cosmetic products, you might be able to obtain a natural glow and healthy skin. Still, as usual, all cosmetic products except some natural products have some side effects. Therefore, to reduce the possible side effects, you must try something natural and done by a qualified person. Hydrafacial is the best treatment for bringing back the glow and moisture of the facial skin.
What Is Hydra Facial?
A Hydrafacial is the tested and patented skin treatment method. It is also known as hydradermabrasion. It is called so because the procedure involves microdermabrasion like exfoliating (removing dead cells from the uppermost layer of the skin) and the hydrating serum. It is a non-invasive procedure similar to other facial processes that you might get in other spas. In this process, a mechanized wand is used for deep cleaning and exfoliating the skin.
What Are The Benefits Of Hydra Facial?
- Hydrafacial is said to improve the overall tone and texture of the skin. All these effects are seen because the process involves deep exfoliating that clears the pores and makes the skin more breathable, and it also allows the better penetration of serum into the skin.
- There is no proof of clinical studies that shows the use of hydrafacial for treating acne and acne scar. But, the microdermabrasion procedure has been in use for treating acne and acne scars for a long time.
- Blackheads are the other type of acne that is non-inflammatory in character. Since the process involves exfoliation, it may be beneficial in the case of blackheads.
- Hydrafacial is also beneficial in reducing the signs of skin aging. So, it is also used as an anti-ageing treatment.
What Are The Steps Of Hydrafacial?
There are three steps involved in hydrafacial
- Cleansing: In this step, exfoliation is done. The doctor removes all the dead cells and oils from the surface of the skin.
- Extraction and hydration: In this step, the doctor applies a combination of acids to the skin. It is done to break down the debris and dirt that are blocking the opening of the pores. At the same time, a hydra peel vacuum sucks the specks of dirt from the opening of the pores. A moisturizer is also delivered at the same time on the skin.
- Protection: This is the last stage. In this stage, the doctor pours the serum over the skin.
- Active rashes.
- Sunburn.
- Severe acne. It should also be avoided in case of moderate acne.
- If you are using a prescription cream, you should not opt for it.
When To Avoid Hydrafacial?
Although hydrafacial is a treatment that is suitable for all types of skin, you must avoid the hydrafacial if you have:-
It is also not advisable in pregnancy. It is because some of the ingredients that are used in treatment, like salicylic acid, have not been proven safe in pregnancy. However, there are some controversies about the salicylic acid used during pregnancy.
