What is a Hydra Beauty facial?

• A Hydra Beauty facial is a treatment that simultaneously deep cleanses, exfoliates, extracts and hydrates the face—removing impurities and leaving the skin with a radiant glow
• During the procedure the skin is infused with hyaluronic acid which holds 1000 times it weight in water
• Hyaluronic acid helps to lock in moisture while regulating inflammation levels and promoting wound healing to create a healthier complexion
• When applied to the surface of the skin it can also assist in the anti-aging process and help reduce fine lines and wrinkles
• In addition to the 3 steps process of the Hydra Beauty treatment we include oxygen infusion and PDT light therapy, as well as the option of micro-current therapy (a non-surgical face lift)
• The oxygen infusion replenishes the skin with pure oxygen, vitamins and minerals to help deepen the effects of hyaluronic acid and increase the levels of oxygen in the skin, while PDT light therapy helps to combat and prevent inflammatory acne

Benefits of Hydra Beauty facials in between Microneedling

• Microneedling creates controlled microscopic punctures to stimulate the body’s natural healing process and in turn causes your body to create collagen and elastin, which are key components in anti-aging
• This can cause side effects such as redness and dry skin, which in alternation with a Hydra Beauty facial can be significantly reduced
• Hydra Beauty facials can also help to create an extra boost in stimulating collagen and elastin which will enhance the effects of a microneedling treatment
• Because hyaluronic acid plays a key role in wound repair, a Hydra Beauty facial will also help to speed up the healing process while deep cleansing to get rid of dead skin cells
• For the most beneficial results it is recommended that a Hydra Beauty facial take place every 2 weeks after a micro needling treatment

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