Treatments
Hydrodermabrasion in North Strathfield
Hydrodermabrasion uses a water-based tip to exfoliate and infuse in the same pass: dead surface cells and congestion are lifted away while hydrating solutions are flooded into the skin. It is a comfortable, no-fuss 40 minutes that leaves most skins feeling clean, smooth and properly drenched.
Exfoliation without the scratch
Instead of abrasive crystals, hydrodermabrasion works with fluid and gentle suction, which is why it feels closer to a facial than a resurfacing treatment.
- Lifts congestion, blackheads and dull surface build-up.
- Infuses hydrating solutions as it goes, so skin is not left stripped.
- A good maintenance treatment between deeper work, or a quick reset before an event.
Pricing
Hydrodermabrasion is $150 for 40 minutes, as published on our live booking page. If you are unsure whether it is the right fit, the consultation is complimentary and honest.
Comfort and aftercare
The session is comfortable for most people, with no downtime beyond occasional brief pinkness. Skin usually feels smooth and looks fresher straight away, and simple aftercare keeps it that way: gentle products and daily sun protection. As ever, results vary from person to person.
How is it different from microdermabrasion?
Traditional microdermabrasion exfoliates mechanically with crystals or a diamond tip; hydrodermabrasion uses fluid and suction, exfoliating and hydrating at once, which most people find gentler.
Is there downtime?
Usually none for most people. Occasional brief pinkness settles quickly, and make-up can generally go on the same day.
How often should I book it?
Every few weeks works well as maintenance, or as a one-off refresh before an event. A sensible rhythm is suggested at your consultation.
How booking works
Consultation-first, always
Your care is designed to respect TGA and AHPRA guidance, with the same high standard of service throughout. For any medical aesthetic concern you start with a consultation, so your plan is built around you, honestly and in person.
