'HydraFacials can be helpful for all skin types and work to boost radiance, hydrate, plump, and brighten the skin...'
Dr. Graf adds that those who are acne-prone may experience breakouts after the treatment. If you are on Accutane, are pregnant, or are known to have extremely sensitive skin, she says it’s worth calling your practitioner beforehand to ask if this facial is right for you.
There is also the risk of getting a "knockoff" HydraFacial. A HydraFacial should be done only by a licensed esthetician or a board-certified dermatologist who has been trained in this treatment. Dr. Graf recommends doing your research before booking an appointment. "There are many HydraFacial spoofs on apps like Groupon, so you will need to ensure you are going to a reputable place [and] source for this patented facial," she says.
Getting a knockoff HydraFacial can wreak havoc on your skin. "Without the proper training and certifications, the individual performing the knockoff treatment may not know how to properly use the equipment or might be using serums and products that aren't a fit for your skin, which could result in irritation, breakouts, or other adverse effects," Dr. Graf says.
Dr. Graf’s advice: Read the reviews. "If they’re good at what they do, they shouldn’t have to offer extra-low prices to get customers through the door and that will be reflected in their online reviews and availability."In short, skin experts love the HydraFacial as much as patients do. "I recommend a HydraFacial for anyone who wants to rejuvenate their skin," says Dr. Graf.
"It offers an immediately visible benefit while also helping to improve the skin’s appearance over time," adds Dr. Garshick. "And it can complement other treatments that may be performed when trying to address signs of skin aging."
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