Elle Watts
Founder & Lead Aesthetics Specialist, Visage Medispa
Medically reviewed by Elle Watts, Founder & Lead Aesthetics Specialist, Visage Medispa. Last reviewed 12 January 2025.
It is hard to find a treatment with broader appeal than the Hydrafacial. From acne-prone teenagers to menopausal skin, sensitive complexions to pre-event prep, it delivers, consistently.
There are treatments that work for some people some of the time. And then there is Hydrafacial, which has built its reputation on doing something much harder: working for almost everyone, almost every time.
The treatment works in three stages. First, a gentle vortex tip removes dead skin cells and opens the pores. Second, a gentle acid blend loosens debris and impactions. Third, and this is the step that makes Hydrafacial unique, a powerful vacuum suction extracts that loosened congestion while simultaneously infusing the skin with a bespoke serum: antioxidants, peptides, hyaluronic acid.
The genius is in the combination. Most deep-cleansing treatments leave skin tight and irritated. Hydrafacial leaves it plump, hydrated and genuinely glowing, because the infusion step immediately replenishes what the cleansing process strips. There is no 'recovery period'. Patients regularly book appointments the day before weddings, photoshoots and events.
At Visage, we build each Hydrafacial around individual skin analysis. The serums can be customised: a brightening booster for hyperpigmentation, a resurfacing booster for texture, a growth factor booster for mature or depleted skin. No two treatments are identical because no two skins are identical.
Monthly treatments produce the most sustained results, as they align with the skin's natural 28-day renewal cycle. Patients who commit to a course typically see measurable improvements in pore size, skin tone and surface texture within three sessions.
If you have never had a facial that made you want to cancel the rest of your day just to stay still and admire your reflection, you have not had a Hydrafacial.
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