Both hydradermabrasion and microdermabrasion are aesthetic non-invasive techniques designed to help polish the skin, buffing away fine lines and wrinkles and helping the skin have a more youthful glow about it. Hydradermabrasion combines microdermabrasion with hydration techniques to help improve the skin tone even further.

Hydradermabrasion firstly helps to exfoliate the skin to help the skin become more smooth and uniform. A serum will be applied during the session so that it is absorbed deep into the skin to help the skin tone improve. Different serums may be used depending on the patient – some may use anti-ageing creams whilst others may plump for a skin rejuvenating serum. Those with acne-prone skin may opt for a Beta-HD serum, or perhaps an acid peel.

At just 20 minutes per session, it is possible to have hydradermabrasion during your lunch break. The treatment should have immediate benefits with fine lines and wrinkles looking reduced directly after the procedure has been completed. Hydradermabrasion also helps to remove dead skin cells and stimulate collagen production, whilst the serum aspect of the treatment ensures that the skin is fully hydrated.

After a session, patients should notice that any pigmented patches have lightened, the skin ton is more even, and the skin in general looks healthier, tighter and more toned.

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