“I am in a hydra” – such a phrase can always be heard from colleagues and girlfriends. Cosmetologists and beauticians support them and note that the service, which includes deep hydration and skin rejuvenation, is now experiencing a real boom. One reason is that Hydrafechl is a non-invasive (no injection) procedure. The second is its immediate effect. But with the increase in popularity, questions are growing about the benefits, possible harm, affordability and much more. All taken care of with the help of specialist from Quantum Clinic Khodynka.
Margo Gevorkyan, expert beautician, Quantum Clinic Khodynka
What is this procedure? How to name it correctly in terms of cosmetology?
The procedure in the HydraFacial apparatus is one of the most popular and in demand procedures in the field of aesthetic cosmetology today. The patented technique is based on a non-invasive vacuum effect, in which the skin is gently cleansed, moisturized and rejuvenated. The process is also called “Hollywood facial cleansing”, as visible shine and moisturizing effect can be seen immediately after the first treatment.
Who needs HydraFacial and who doesn’t?
Atraumatic cleansing has no age restrictions and is suitable for patients with any skin type except third or fourth degree inflammatory acne, acute-stage dermatitis and herpes.
Is it a course procedure or a one-off? How often is it best to repeat?
For best effect, it is recommended to apply HydraFacial in one cycle: once a month, about six to seven times.
What is the effect of the procedure and how quickly does it occur?
HydraFacial has several skin type programs. The classical procedure has a triple effect – cleansing and peeling, comedones extraction, antioxidant treatment and moisturizing are carried out in one procedure. During a step-by-step procedure to cleanse, moisturize and rejuvenate the skin, three types of special disposable HydroPeel nozzles are used that renew the skin, cleanse it and effectively remove impurities and dead surface skin cells; with the help of vacuum, comedones are removed, the pores are deeply cleaned; skin metabolism improves and the skin recuperates, while the skin is saturated with vital substances: antioxidants, vitamins, peptides, hyaluronic acid and other important serums. HydraFacial technology allows you to forget about various problems and enjoy healthy, glowing, moist skin.
How is the procedure going, how long does it take, how do you feel during and after the procedure?
The technique provides a fast, effective and long-term result that you get instantly. On average, the procedure takes 45 to 60 minutes, the technology is absolutely painless and atraumatic procedures and is comfortable for patients.
What are the restrictions in the rhythm of life after that?
A few restrictions. Within five to seven days, visits to the bathhouse, sauna, solarium should be excluded.
How soon after HydraFacial can I start applying makeup? Is an SPF required?
It is undesirable to apply decorative cosmetics on the day of the procedure, you can continue to practice the usual home care with the mandatory use of SPF protection.
Is this a seasonal operation or can it be done any time of the year?
The HydraFacial procedure is a four-season procedure that allows you to care for your skin at any time of the year.
What is the average price of HydraFacial in Moscow?
Prices in Moscow range from 7 to 10 thousand rubles on average, depending on the chosen program.
Who has the right to perform the HydraFacial procedure – an esthetician or just a doctor?
The procedure can only be performed by trained certified beauticians. You can always ask the clinic for documents confirming the qualifications of the master.
Source: People Talk
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