HydraFacialMD® is a new comprehensive skincare treatment that is similar to a traditional facial but combines many skincare techniques into a single treatment to produce significant rejuvenation results. It can be used on all skin types and to address a range of skincare needs, including:
- Lines and wrinkles
- Loose skin
- Uneven texture or tone
- Age spots
- Enlarged pores
- Oily skin
The Treatment Experience
The HydraFacialMD® treatment is a three-step process. The entire treatment is performed with the HydraFacialMD® handpiece, which resembles a large pen. The first step is cleansing and exfoliating the skin. During this step, water is used to gently cleanse the skin and exfoliate damaged skin cells. During the second step, the handpiece extracts toxins and other irritants from the skin to clear the pores and prepare the skin for the final step. During the final step, a moisturizing, protective serum is delivered to the skin to enhance skin health and appearance. The full treatment takes only 30 minutes to complete.
Is There Downtime After HydraFacialMD®?
The HydraFacialMD® requires absolutely no downtime, and the skin will be noticeably brighter and healthier right after treatment. Patients are able to return to work and other activities with results already visible. These benefits make HydraFacialMD® better than many other cosmetic treatments, as other treatments often require days of downtime or take weeks to deliver results.
How Often Should I Have a HydraFacialMD® Treatment?
If you are having HydraFacialMD® treatments to address wrinkles, age spots or other mild skincare concerns, you may choose to have multiple treatments to achieve the best results possible. In these cases, monthly treatments are typically recommended. Patients who would like to maintain their results may also choose to undergo monthly treatments. If you are ready to see what HydraFacialMD® can do for you, contact us today to schedule your appointment. Core Plastic Surgery welcomes patients from Birmingham, Mountain Brook and the surrounding areas of Alabama.