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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Deluxe HydraFacial® – 45 Mins.
The treatment is a 45-minute clinical session. Allow an extra 10 minutes for check-in and skincare review; overall appointment time is about 55 minutes to ensure consultation and aftercare guidance.
Most clients experience immediately hydrated, calm skin with no downtime. Mild redness can occur for an hour or less; soothing serums and LED therapy help minimize irritation so you can return to normal activities right away.
For maintenance and ongoing improvement, every 4–6 weeks is recommended. Your therapist will suggest a personalized frequency based on skin condition, goals, and response to the booster. Monthly sessions deliver consistent hydration and cumulative skin benefits.
Yes — we tailor the steam, exfoliation strength, and booster formulas for sensitivity. A patch test and skincare consultation precede treatment to ensure comfort and safety, and gentle protocols minimize inflammation while delivering hydration and barrier support.
Yes — most clients can apply makeup right away. We often recommend waiting 10–15 minutes for serums to settle and using mineral, non-comedogenic cosmetics. Follow your post-care advice for best results and to preserve hydration.
Certain conditions—active infections, open wounds, recent chemical peels, or isotretinoin use—may prevent treatment. Inform us of medications, medical history, and recent procedures during consultation so we can recommend safe timing or alternate therapies.