Hydradermabrasion
A multi-step resurfacing treatment that cleanses, exfoliates, extracts, and hydrates the skin in a single session. Using a vortex-tip device, dead skin cells and congestion are gently lifted away while hydrating serums are infused directly into the skin — leaving it refreshed, smooth, and visibly brighter with no downtime.
Deep pore cleansing
Gentle exfoliation
Improved skin texture
Instant hydration boost
Radiant refreshed complexion.
Benefits
Best for
Dull or congested skin
Clogged pores
Mild texture irregularities
Anyone wanting a quick glow ahead of an event.
Electroporation uses a gentle electrical current to temporarily and safely increase the permeability of the skin's outer layer, creating microscopic pathways that allow active ingredients to pass through without any needles or downtime. Paired with a transdermal delivery solution, active ingredients (peptides, hyaluronic acid, antioxidants, brightening or regenerative complexes) are pushed deep into the skin rather than sitting on the surface, achieving infusion depths and absorption rates comparable to micro-injection techniques. Because there's no needle penetration, there's no bleeding, bruising, or visible trauma, making it a comfortable option for clients who want needle-free results or who aren't suitable candidates for microneedling.
Elevate with Electroporation
Benefits
Painless, needle-free delivery of active ingredients; no downtime or visible trauma; enhanced absorption and efficacy of serums compared to topical application alone; can be layered with other treatments (e.g. as a finishing step after a facial or alongside LED); suitable for sensitive skin or clients wanting a low-intervention option.
Best For
Clients seeking hydration, brightening, or antioxidant boosts without needles; those with needle sensitivity or on blood thinners; as a maintenance treatment between more intensive procedures like microneedling or skin boosters; pre-event skin prep where zero downtime is essential.
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Contraindications
Active skin infections (cold sores, impetigo, active acne with pustules in treatment area)
Sunburned or compromised skin barrier
Recent chemical peels, laser, or other resurfacing within the past 5–7 days
Active rosacea flare or eczema/dermatitis in the treatment area
Isotretinoin (Accutane) use within the last 6 months
Pregnancy — commonly listed as a precaution depending on serums used (some actives like salicylic acid or retinoids are avoided)
Known allergy to any serum ingredients being infused
Open wounds, cuts, or recent surgery in the area
Uncontrolled diabetes or conditions affecting wound healing (case-by-case clinical judgement)
If you are unsure whether you are able to have this treatment, do not hesitate to get in touch with me!
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Aftercare
Avoid direct sun exposure for 24–48 hours; SPF 30+ daily after
No makeup for at least 4–6 hours post-treatment
Avoid other exfoliants (retinol, AHA/BHA) for 24–48 hours
Avoid saunas, steam rooms, hot yoga, and swimming pools for 24 hours
Skin may appear slightly flushed for a few hours — this is normal
Keep skin hydrated; avoid heavy or occlusive products for the first 24 hours
Avoid picking or touching the face
Results typically build with a course of treatments (often every 2–4 weeks)
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Hydradermabrasion can be done along for a cleanse and exfoliation or can be done with the addition of a serum infusion.
What to Expect
Consultation & cleanse — skin is assessed and thoroughly cleansed to remove makeup, oil, and debris.
Vortex exfoliation — a handheld device tip glides over the skin using a gentle suction and swirling water action, lifting away dead skin cells. You may feel a light vacuum or tingling sensation — generally painless.
Extraction — the same suction action draws out impurities from pores (blackheads, congestion) without manual squeezing.
Serum infusion — targeted serums (hydrating, brightening, or soothing depending on skin concern) are infused into the skin using the same device.
Finishing touches — often completed with LED light therapy, a hydrating mask, or SPF application, depending on your protocol.
Duration: Typically 30–45 minutes
Sensation: No pain, no needles — often described as relaxing, similar to a facial
Downtime: None — clients can return to normal activities immediately, with skin looking refreshed and slightly dewy right after
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No, not at all. You can combine Hydradermabrasion with Electroporation for a hydrafacial - or you can have the done separately.
This can be discussed during a consult to determine what is right for you.

