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Get answers to common questions about Hydrafacial Platinum.
A Hydrafacial Platinum session typically takes 60–75 minutes. Time varies by consultation, lymphatic drainage, choice of custom boosters, and LED therapy. Plan for about an hour to an hour and a quarter for the full, premium protocol and personalized treatment.
Yes — Hydrafacial Platinum suits most skin types and sensitivities because clinicians customize boosters and settings. Those with active infections, recent cosmetic procedures, or certain medications should consult first. A brief consultation and patch test ensure safety and optimal results.
There is essentially no downtime. You may experience mild redness or tenderness that typically subsides within a few hours to 24 hours. Makeup can usually be applied the same day, and normal activities may be resumed immediately after treatment.
Hydrafacial Platinum targets acne, hyperpigmentation, and fine lines through extractions, resurfacing boosters, and LED therapy. It improves texture and tone but often requires a series of treatments and complementary home care for long-term, visible correction.
For maintenance and optimal outcomes, schedule Hydrafacial Platinum every four to six weeks. A personalized plan may recommend monthly sessions initially, then spacing treatments based on goals, skin condition, and response to therapy to sustain improvements.
Contraindications include active skin infections, open wounds, recent chemical peels, and isotretinoin use within six months. Pregnancy and pacemakers require individualized discussion because of boosters or LED. A pre-treatment consultation reviews medical history and determines suitability.