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What is Hydrafacial? HydraFacial is a resurfacing treatment that helps clear your pores and hydrates your skin.         It is also called as “hydra dermabrasion” as it involves microdermabrasion-like exfoliation paired with hydrating serums. Three-step Process • CLEANSE: To deeply cleanse and soften skin to loosen the dead skin cells and prep for extraction • EXTRACT: To remove congestion from pores with painless suction • HYDRATE: Saturate the skin’s surface with intense moisturizers and nourishing peptides HydraFacial helps to deep-clean, exfoliate, and hydrate the skin to treat skin conditions like acne, dryness, and wrinkles. It is a non-invasive procedure with a principle similar to a regular facial in a spa. This treatment can be highly customizable depending on the patient’s skin type, sensitivity level, or concerns and requires no downtime or recovery. Hydrafacial Benefits The HydraFacial is said to help improve- Overall skin texture, Tone, and Appearance. It deeply exfoliation the skin, thus cleaning the pores, removing debris, and allowing better penetration of facial serums. HydraFacial for Acne Currently, there are no clinical studies to confirm the importance or benefits of HydraFacial for acne. However, they are effective in treating both acne and acne scars. HydraFacial for blackheads Dead skin cells can also contribute to blackheads. Hence, the exfoliating and extracting process used in HydraFacial can benefit from getting rid of blackheads. However, more research is required. HydraFacial for rosacea Although more research is required to prove the safety and effectiveness of HydraFacial for rosacea, a study reveals similar techniques may benefit rosacea. HydraFacial for Anti-aging A small study reports that HydraFacial treatments have decreased signs of skin aging. The effects included decreased pore size, less hyperpigmentation, and decreased fine lines. HydraFacial Benefits: Hydrates the Skin Restores firmness Suitable for all skin types Consistent results Safe and Effective Customized Treatment Beneficial for Sensitive Skin HydraFacial helps with the following: • Fine lines and wrinkles • Elasticity and firmness • Hydration • Congestion and acne • Dark spots • Pigmentation • Pore size Before a HydraFacial: Pre and Post-Treatment Instructions Pre-Treatment Instructions Avoid sun exposure 1 week before treatment. Use sunscreen SPF 30 or greater daily to cover against UV rays. Do not exfoliate your skin 2 days before treatment. Do not get any chemical peels or lasers 2 weeks prior to the treatment. Discontinue using any Tretinoin products at least 2 days before treatment. Discontinue using Hydroquinone 2-3 days before treatment. Wait for 2 weeks after any Botox or filler treatments. Tell your doctor if you develop a cold sore, acne, open lesions on the treated area, or experience any illness before treatment.  Post Treatment Instructions Avoid exfoliation of skin 48 hours post-treatment. Avoid heat sources or other workouts (hot showers, saunas, and cardio workouts) that produce sweat for 24 hours. You can wash your face a day after treatment with products recommended by your doctor. Follow the regular regimen post-treatment as recommended by your doctor. Avoid unprotected sun exposure 3 days post-treatment. Use sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher for 3-5 days post-treatment. Makeup can be applied the day after treatment. Precautions for HydraFacial  Usually, HydraFacial is free of complications. It does not cause any pain or redness, unlike other cosmetic procedures; however, you may feel light pressure from the wand during the procedure. However, avoid this procedure if you experience a severe rash on your skin. Is HydraFacial Safe for Pregnant Women? Generally, HydraFacial is considered safe for pregnant women. It uses different serums, exfoliants, and other products and is customized to match the needs of the patient. However, it is advised to consult a doctor before going for any cosmetic treatments. Can HydraFacial Cause Breakouts? A HydraFacial is designed to remove the excess sebum (oil) and dead skin cells, which can lead to breakouts. Before getting the treatment, tell your doctor if you have extremely sensitive skin or if you are allergic to any ingredients used during the treatment. Follow up with your doctor if you experience any breakouts after the treatment. HydraFacial Vs. Regular Facial Traditional facials can provide a temporary glow for many people. But it may cause your skin to dry out for a period of time, but a HydraFacial gets the hydration back into the skin through serums. One of the primary benefits of HydraFacial is that it is less invasive and more effective than traditional facials.

Laser hair removal is medical procedure that uses concentrated beam of light to remove unwanted hair. It helps in removing unwanted hair from your body permanently or for a period. It is non-invasive treatment, which means it does not require any cuts to your skin. Why Is Laser Hair Removal Done? Lasers help to remove unwanted hair from the face, chin, leg, back, arm, underarms, and other areas Laser hair removal benefits people with thick, dark hair Laser hair removal is safe and leaves the surrounding skin undamaged Each laser section takes a fraction of a second to remove multiple hairs simultaneously. Most patients have permanent hair removal after an average of three to seven sessions. What Are the Benefits of Laser Hair Removal? Get smoother skin Makes your skin color and complexion more uniform Improves your self-image and self-confidence Save time, money, and aggravation by eliminating the need to shave or wax your face or body hair. How Should You Prepare for Laser Hair Removal? Laser hair removal requires training and carries potential risks. It is advised to go to an experienced medical professional trained in performing the procedure. Your doctor will discuss the following details to check what kind of treatment suits you. Review your medical history, including the medicines you use, history of skin diseases, and past hair removal procedures Discuss the risks, benefits, and expectations of laser hair removal Take your photos to be used for before and after assessments Discuss a treatment plan and related costs, as laser hair removal is usually not pocket friendly. Be cautious about salons, spas, or other non-medical personnel’s who offer hair removal treatments. What Are the Precautions to Be Taken for Laser Hair Removal? Here are the few precautions you should take while preparing for laser hair removal: Avoid sun exposure for six weeks before and after treatment. Avoid any skin creams that darken your skin. Limit plucking, waxing, and electrolysis (other method of hair removal) for six weeks before treatment. Ask your doctor about what medicines to be avoided before the procedure. Shave the area that will be treated two to three days before treatment.  What Happens During Laser Hair Removal Procedure? The removal process is done in a few sessions depending on the hair quality and quantity. For each session, special goggles are provided to protect your eyes from the laser beam. A cooling device or cool gel is used on the tip of the instrument, which protects your skin and reduces the risk of side effects.  The doctor will use a hand-held laser instrument to your skin. The heat produced from the laser beam helps to inhibit hair growth. There will be mild discomfort like a warm pinprick, and you will feel a sensation of cold from the cooling device or gel. After the procedure, cool packs and creams are applied to prevent irritation. What happens after laser hair removal? Your skin might be swollen, red, and a little painful after laser hair removal. To reduce any discomfort, apply ice to the treated area. Avoid sunlight exposure to the treated area. What Are the Side Effects of Laser Hair Removal? Side effects of laser hair removal include: Burns Blisters (bubble like elevation of the skin) Hyperpigmentation (Darker skin) Hypopigmentation (Lighter skin) Scars Infections Who Should Not Go for Laser Hair Removal? You may need to avoid the procedure if you: Are Pregnant Have Viral Infections You are taking certain medications or acne treatments Have raised scars Have or have had skin cancer