Considering a HydraFacial®? Here are answers to some of the most common questions about what to expect before and after your treatment at Rammos Plastic Surgery & MedSpa.
How Often Should I Get a HydraFacial?
Many patients choose to have a HydraFacial about once a month as part of their regular skincare routine, while others schedule treatments as needed or before special events.
Your provider can recommend a schedule based on your skin and skincare goals.
Does a HydraFacial Hurt?
HydraFacial is a gentle and comfortable treatment. The device uses light suction as it moves across the skin, and many patients find the treatment relaxing.
Is There Downtime After a HydraFacial?
There is typically little to no downtime. Most patients can return to their normal activities immediately after treatment.
Your skin may look brighter, smoother, and more hydrated right away.
Can I Get a HydraFacial Before a Special Event?
Yes! HydraFacial is a popular treatment before weddings, photos, vacations, and special events because it can give the skin a fresh, hydrated glow without significant downtime.
If it’s your first HydraFacial, ask your provider about the best timing before your event.
Can HydraFacial Help with Congested Skin?
Yes. HydraFacial combines exfoliation with gentle suction to help remove oil, debris, and buildup from the pores, making it a great option for oily or congested skin.
If you have active or more significant acne, we’ll evaluate your skin and determine which treatment is most appropriate.
What Is a HydraFacial Booster?
Boosters are concentrated serums that can be added to your HydraFacial to target specific skin concerns.
Depending on your skin and goals, your provider can select a booster focused on concerns such as hydration, brightness, fine lines, or overall skin quality.
What Should I Do After a HydraFacial?
After your treatment, keep your skincare routine gentle, keep your skin hydrated, and protect it from excessive sun exposure.
Avoid aggressive exfoliation or irritating skincare products immediately afterward, and wear broad-spectrum sunscreen daily. Your provider will let you know when to resume your normal skincare routine.
