Hydrafacial Device

Hydrafacial Device

A device-assisted facial that combines cleansing, purifying and hydration in one session with vacuum-assisted special heads.

A device-assisted facial that combines cleansing, purifying and hydration in one session with vacuum-assisted special heads.

Hydrafacial Device

Hydrafacial Device

Device Features

The device at a glance

  • Technology Vacuum-assisted special heads
  • Protocol Cleansing, purifying, vacuum-assisted cleansing, serum and mask
  • Session length 45–60 min
  • Frequency Once a month
  • Sensation Gentle vacuum and massage

Where it is used

Services we perform with this device

Find every body-area option for women and men on the related page.

What Is the Hydrafacial Device?

We perform Hydrafacial (Hydro Facial) with a device that works through vacuum-assisted special heads. It brings together, in one session, a multi-step treatment that helps gently cleanse, purify and hydrate the skin's surface. The aim is to support a cleaner, smoother and more radiant look.

Treatment Steps

  1. Cleansing: Make-up and residue are removed with gentle cleansers.
  2. Purifying: Surface residue is lifted with non-peeling products suited to the skin.
  3. Vacuum-assisted cleansing: Sebum and residue in the pores are cleared with special heads.
  4. Serum: Hydrating and balancing serums chosen for your skin are applied.
  5. Mask and protection: The treatment finishes with a mask and moisturiser suited to your skin type.

Who Is It For?

We recommend it for dull-looking skin, visible pores, skin that needs hydration and anyone who wants regular care. It suits oily, combination and dry skin. It is postponed if there is an active, inflamed skin wound, irritation or fresh sunburn. For details see our Hydro Facial skin care and facials and Hydrafacial in Şişli pages; to find out which treatment suits you, start with a free skin analysis.

This page is for general information and is not medical advice. Results vary from person to person. Our centre offers beauty and care services, not medical procedures.