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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about HYDRATOX FACIAL - HYDRAFACIAL®.
The HYDRATOX FACIAL begins with a HydraFacial® Signature™ and dermaplaning to exfoliate, followed by Hydra Stamp microinfusion of customized actives and LED Light Therapy. Treatments take about 45 to 60 minutes and deliver immediate radiance and refined texture.
Yes — the treatment can be adapted for sensitive skin. We perform a thorough consultation, select gentler infusion blends, and adjust dermaplaning pressure. Mild redness may occur briefly; patch testing is available for heightened sensitivity concerns.
Immediate glow typically lasts one to two weeks, while cumulative improvements in texture and pore appearance persist longer with a series of treatments. Monthly maintenance sessions and proper home skincare extend and reinforce results.
Most clients experience little to no pain; treatments are comfortable with mild tingling during microinfusion. There are no needles and minimal downtime — occasional brief redness or sensitivity resolves within hours.
Contraindications include active infections, open wounds, isotretinoin use within six months, recent chemical peels or laser procedures, and certain pregnancy or breastfeeding situations depending on infusion ingredients. A pre-treatment consultation determines eligibility and safety.
The treatment can include topical infusion blends labeled as tox, filler, or medical-grade hyaluronic acid, but this is not an injectable procedure. These microinfused actives provide surface-level improvement; discuss expectations and injectable options with your clinician.