Hydrafacial · Face · No downtime
Hydrafacial
Cleanse, extract, and hydrate in one 30 to 45 minute visit. Skin looks fresh the same day.
- Session
- About 30 to 45 minutes
- Plan
- Single session, monthly for maintenance
- Downtime
- None
- Where
- Logan Square
Facts describe a typical plan. Candidacy and expectations are set at consultation.
About the treatment
Hydrafacial uses a vortex tip to cleanse, exfoliate, extract, and infuse serums in a single pass.
Hydrafacial runs a spiral tip across the skin that exfoliates, loosens debris in the pores, vacuums it out, and delivers hydrating serums, all in one motion. There is no manual squeezing and no peeling afterward. It is the facial people book before an event because the skin looks clear and hydrated when they leave.
A standard session is about thirty to forty-five minutes. Boosters can be added for brightening, firming, or calming, and it works as a monthly maintenance treatment between stronger procedures. Which boosters, how often, and whether Hydrafacial or Diamondglow suits your skin better are set at your consultation.
- Cleanse, exfoliate, extract, hydrate
- About 30 to 45 minutes
- No downtime, no peeling
- Boosters for specific concerns
- Monthly maintenance option
Often chosen for: skin texture and scars, acne and breakouts, dull, tired skin.
What it feels like
Cool suction moving across the skin
When people notice change
Clearer, more hydrated skin the same day
Good candidates
- Adults who want visible freshness before an event
- People with congested pores or dull skin
- Anyone cleared at consultation, including most skin types
Individual results vary.
Not sure this is the one?Take the two-minute treatment quiz.
What to expect
- 1
Consultation
A conversation with the clinical team about what you want to change, a candidacy check, and a written plan.
- 2
Treatment
A Hydrafacial session in the clinic, on the schedule the plan sets.
- 3
Aftercare
Plain-language instructions and a number to call or text.
- 4
Follow-up
A check on the result and what, if anything, comes next.
Often paired with
Facials and peels
Diamondglow
Diamond-tip exfoliation, extraction, and serum infusion in a single pass.
Learn moreFacials and peels
Glass skin facial
A layered brightening and hydration facial for the smooth, reflective finish people call glass skin.
Learn moreFacials and peels
Hydrojelly mask add-on
A cooling, peel-off jelly mask added to any facial to seal in hydration.
Learn more
Hydrafacial, answered
Is Hydrafacial good for acne-prone skin?
Often, yes. The extraction step clears congestion without squeezing, and a clarifying booster can be added. Active inflamed breakouts are assessed first and may be worked around.
How often should I get one?
Monthly is the common rhythm for maintenance. Before an event, book it two to three days ahead so any pinkness has settled.
Can I add it to another treatment?
Yes. It pairs well with dermaplaning, a Hydrojelly mask, or a light peel. It is also a good maintenance step between laser or plasma sessions once the skin has healed.
Ask about Hydrafacial.
Book online any time, or text us and the team will reply during clinic hours.
Financing available through Cherry. Terms are set by Cherry at application.