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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Hydrofacial + LED Therapy (Special).
Sessions typically take 45–60 minutes, including consultation, HydraFacial steps, and LED therapy. Timing varies by skin needs and any add-ons like extra serums or extractions.
Yes. The treatment is gentle and customizable for sensitive skin with milder serums and lower LED intensity. We perform a consultation and patch test to minimize irritation and adjust specifics.
For lasting improvement we recommend an initial series of four to six treatments spaced two to four weeks apart, then monthly maintenance. Frequency adapts to goals, skin type, and clinical response.
Most people experience minimal side effects such as mild redness or temporary sensitivity. Serious complications are rare; we'll review contraindications like pregnancy, certain medications, or active infections during consultation.
Before treatment avoid retinoids, strong acids, and excessive sun exposure for several days. Aftercare includes gentle cleansing, hydration, sunscreen use, and avoiding harsh exfoliants or treatments for a week.
Yes. The Hydrofacial clears debris and excess oil while LED reduces inflammation and targets acne-causing bacteria. Combined therapy can improve breakouts and redness, though severe conditions may require adjunct treatments.