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HydraFacial

Emptying pores without squeezing them between two fingers.

A handpiece that exfoliates, suctions and hydrates at the same time. Extraction is done by vacuum rather than by pressure, which is why you leave with clean skin instead of irritated skin. It is the only treatment on this list we would do two days before a wedding.

ExtractionBy suction, not by finger pressure
SerumsChosen for your skin that day
Skin tonesI to VI, including sensitive skin
DowntimeNone, visible effect on the way out
We tell you plainly whether this is the right technology for you.
The mechanism

How HydraFacial works

The handpiece creates a vortex: it delivers a solution at the surface while suctioning, in one motion. Where manual extraction crushes the pore from outside, suction empties it from above. The skin is neither pinched nor marked, and the next step can place a serum into a clean pore.

  1. 1

    We lift the dead cells

    A first exfoliating solution softens the surface layer and the debris built up in pores, while the tip removes what comes loose.

  2. 2

    We gently open the pore

    A blend of gentle acids dissolves hardened sebum. That step is what makes extraction bearable: we soften before suctioning, rather than forcing.

  3. 3

    We suction

    The vacuum draws the pore’s contents up and out. No finger pressure, so no crushing redness and no small vessels bruised on the sides of the nose.

  4. 4

    We infuse the serum

    On an empty pore, the last step delivers antioxidants, peptides and hyaluronic acid. That is what gives the immediate glow you see on the way out, and the hydration that holds over the following days.

Plainly put

What HydraFacial does not do

  • It does not change the structure of the skin. It cleanses, hydrates and brightens; it does not fill a dented scar or restart deep collagen. It is maintenance, not transformation.
  • It does not permanently shrink pores. An empty pore looks smaller, which is real and visible, but it fills again: that is why we repeat it regularly.
  • It does not erase spots. It revives the complexion, but melasma or a settled sun spot belongs to a laser or a peel.
  • It does not replace treatment for inflammatory acne. During a flare with painful lesions, we calm things first and plan differently.
Frequently asked

HydraFacial, the questions we get

The extraction. In a classic facial, the pore is pressed between two fingers or instruments, which marks and irritates. Here suction empties it from above, after a solution has softened the sebum. Same goal, different method, and skin that does not give away the appointment.

Once a month suits most skin: that is roughly how fast pores congest again. Before an event, plan it three to five days ahead rather than the day before, so the skin can settle.

Yes, it is one of the few treatments we offer without hesitation on reactive skin: no heat, no needles, no friction. We adjust suction strength and the choice of solutions, and skip the acid step if your skin does not tolerate it.

The immediate glow holds about five to seven days, and hydration a little longer. It is a maintenance treatment: its strength is regularity, not the lifespan of one session. That is also why it is part of the DC Club.

Often yes, and it is a good idea: clean skin takes what follows better. We happily place it before a light peel, or as maintenance between laser or microneedling sessions. The order and interval are decided by what we are doing, not at random.

Yes, that is what it does best. Blackheads are oxidised sebum stuck in the pore: the acid step softens it and suction removes it. On a very congested nose, it often takes a few sessions before it holds on its own.

The right technology is the one that suits your skin.

We look at your skin, tell you what will work and what will not, then choose together. No pressure.

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