HydraFacial

Signature Hydra includes facial steam treatment and simple deep cleansing, extraction, and hydration. 

Deluxe Hydra includes facial steam treatment, red/blue LED therapy and full signature hydra with serum

Platinum Hydra includes facial steam treatment, red/blue LED therapy, ZO's facial mask and full signature hydra with serum

While one time treatment can provide results, the best way to experience the Hydrafacial is regularly. Hydrafacial the recommended every 4-6 weeks.

1. Harsh Chemical Products: Using harsh chemical products during HydraFacial therapy is one of the key things to avoid. These items, like peels and exfoliants with powerful acids, can potentially irritate and harm the skin. It’s critical to consult the skincare experts and to avoid using any chemical items that can obstruct the HydraFacial procedure.
2. Picking or Scratching the Skin: After a HydraFacial treatment, avoid the urge to pick, scratch, or touch your skin excessively. Plucking of skin can hamper the treatment’s goal of deep cleaning and moisturizing the skin and can result in discomfort or infection. 
3. Using harsh cleansers: While gentle cleansing is necessary to maintain healthy skin, it’s crucial to avoid using too abrasive cleansers as they can deplete the skin’s natural oils. Choose gentle, non-irritating cleansers that are appropriate for the condition of your skin. Harsh cleansers have the potential to upset the pH balance of your skin and undermine the effectiveness of the HydraFacial treatment.
4. Overusing Retinol or Prescription Drugs: Before receiving a HydraFacial treatment, it’s important to speak with expert dermatologists, if you’re using prescription drugs or skincare products that include retinol. Your skin may become more sensitive due to certain drugs and retinol-based treatments, which, when combined with HydraFacial, may have undesirable side effects.
5. Neglecting Skincare regimen: It’s crucial to develop a regular skincare regimen to keep the advantages of your HydraFacial treatment. A regular regimen of washing, moisturizing, and sun protection should be used in addition to HydraFacials because they give a wonderful foundation for healthy skin. 

HydraFacial is generally considered a safe and low-risk treatment. However, like any cosmetic procedure, there are some potential HydraFacial risks to be aware of.

• Mild sensitivity, tightness, or redness of skin immediately after the treatment
• Temporary breakouts or skin irritation, especially in people with sensitive skin
• Risk of allergic reaction to HydraFacial treatment products
• Ill effects if performed by an inexperienced or unqualified technician
• Risk of injury or complications if excessive pressure or improper extraction techniques are used, can be other HydraFacial risks
• Potential for unsatisfactory results if the treatment is not customized to individual skin concerns
• Temporary changes in skin texture or tone, which are typically transient
• Possibility of sensitivity to sun exposure, post-treatment, requiring proper sun protection measures
• Risk of infection if proper hygiene and sterilization aren’t maintained during the treatment.