How does hydrodermabrasion work

Hydrodermabrasion is a facial treatment that uses water to exfoliate the skin. It involves a machine that spins at high speeds, removing dead skin cells, dirt, and oil. It's often used in combination with other treatments like microdermabrasion or chemical peels.

The process begins by applying a thin layer of cream to the face and neck. The cream helps protect the skin from irritation caused by the abrasive crystals used in hydrodermabrasion.

Then, a spinning brush is applied to your face for about two minutes—and you'll feel a slight stinging sensation as it spins over your skin. This is normal! The stinging sensation is caused by the crystals being pushed into your skin as they spin around.

Afterward, your face will be cleaned off with water and then steamed for about five minutes to help close pores and promote healing. You'll also receive a mask for immediate results and an aftercare product to use at home.