Clinic C Health & Aesthetics
Hydrafacial

Cleanse, extract and hydrate in one treatment

Appointment
60 to 80 minutes
Recommended
Single treatment; monthly recommended
Downtime
Usually none
Results
Immediate; glow lasts 5 to 7 days or longer

About hydrafacial

Hydrafacial is a non-invasive, multi-step facial that cleanses, exfoliates, extracts and hydrates the skin in one session. It is tailored to each client and uses medical-grade products, which makes it a good option whether your focus is hydration and texture, fine lines and pigmentation, blemish-prone skin and congestion, or simply a healthy glow before an event.

A typical treatment begins with lymphatic drainage, followed by a gentle cleanse and exfoliation. A vortex extraction tip then clears pores of blackheads and debris without the discomfort of manual extraction, before hydrating serums rich in antioxidants and peptides are infused into the skin.

Serum boosters let us target specific concerns: Dermabuilder for fine lines and skin texture, Glysal for congested pores and blemish-prone skin, and Britenol for dark spots, sun spots and uneven tone. The Perk Lip and Eye add-on refreshes these delicate areas, and our bespoke AlumierMD Hydrafacial Complete combines the treatment with AlumierMD products, LED light therapy and a cooling facial finish.

A session takes 30 to 60 minutes, with longer options when add-ons are included. Most people go straight back to their day, and many people see brighter, smoother, more hydrated skin after a single treatment. The glow typically lasts five to seven days or longer, and a monthly treatment is recommended for ongoing concerns.

What it's good for

Cleanses, exfoliates, extracts and hydrates
Comfortable vortex extraction for blackheads
Boosters tailored to your concern
Many people see a difference after one treatment
Most people go straight back to their day

Hydrafacial at Clinic C, filmed in the treatment room.

Common questions

Between 30 and 60 minutes for the core treatment, or up to 80 minutes with add-ons. Most people go straight back to their day.