Hydra skin treatments have become the talk of the town lately! Estheticians and skincare enthusiasts are raving about its ability to deliver visible results. But to make the most of it, mastering the technique is key.
Whether you are a regular skincare enthusiast or someone professional, learning how to perform a hydradermabrasion may come handy. So, let's delve into the step by step guide to hydradermabrasion treatment.
Overview of Hydra Dermabrasion Treatment
The hydrahydradermabrasion treatment has taken the skin care world by storm. It is a revolutionary approach that combines multiple steps – cleansing, exfoliation, extraction, and hydration – into a single treatment. The results are wonderful! From glowing, refreshed skin to acne and blemish-free skin and more.
But who can perform a hydrahydradermabrasion? The treatment is most effective when a qualified professional performs it. Licensed estheticians or cosmetologists are the best persons for the job. They have the necessary training and expertise to ensure the treatment is safe for one and delivers optimal results. They can tailor the treatment to your specific skin concerns.
Navigating Through The Hydro Dermabrasion Machine
Let's navigate through the various parts of the Mychway 8-in-1 Hydro Skin Rejuvination Machine along with their functions.
Parts and their functions:
HD Display: In this high-definition screen, your client's skin is visible. This allows you to analyze their specific concerns and customize the treatment.
Hydrodermabrasion Handle: Uses water pressure to gently exfoliate and remove impurities from your client’s skin.
Skin Nourishing & Tightening Handles: These tools deliver targeted treatments. One of the handles is responsible for hydrating and nourishing the skin. The other handles promote skin tightening.
Adjustable Settings: Control knobs and a user-friendly touchscreen allow you to customize treatment intensity and duration for a personalized experience.
The Hydradermabrasion Procedure Step By Step
Let’s learn how to do a hydradermabrasion step-by-step.
1. Preparation:
Skin Assessment:
A successful treatment demands proper preparation. Take the time to talk to your client. Understand what they want. Assess their skin types and concerns. This helps you customize the treatment keeping these factors in mind.
Sanitization:
Safety and hygiene are the two most important factors. Before starting the treatment, ensure all equipment and treatment areas are sanitized. A hygienic environment gives your client peace of mind knowing that they are in safe hands and place. It helps protect you and your clients from potential infections.
Client Education:
Transparency is key. Make sure your clients are updated with the steps involved in the hydradermabrasion process. Address any questions or concerns your client might have. This empowers them to feel informed and relaxed throughout the treatment.
2. Cleansing:
Initial Cleanse:
Start by removing any residues of makeup, oil, and surface dirt. Use a gentle cleanser specifically formulated for your client's unique skin tone and type. This removes surface impurities and allows the treatment solutions to penetrate deeper.
Hydro Dermabrasion Machine Setup:
Set up the hydro dermabrasion machine with the appropriate tip and fill it with an appropriate solution according to your client's needs.
3. Exfoliation:
Exfoliating Solution:
Apply a solution containing glycolic and salicylic acids to the client's face. Glycolic acid helps loosen dead skin cells on the surface. Salicylic acid goes deeper into the skin to target congested pores.
Machine Use:
Work with the designated exfoliation tip present in the hydro dermabrasion machine. Gently glide the tip across your client's face and target areas with heavy dead skin buildup. This helps loosen and remove impurities.
4. Extraction:
Extractions are often the most anticipated yet slightly dreaded part of any facial. However, the hydradermabrasion approach makes it a more comfortable and efficient experience.
Vortex Fusion Tip:
Switch the vortex fusion tip on the hydro dermabrasion machine. This tip is designed for effortlessly extracting blackheads and other impurities from the pores.
Extraction Process:
Take a gentle and precise approach to address clogged areas and uneven skin tone. The vortex technology ensures the extraction process is less painful than traditional extractions.
5. Hydration:
Hydration Solution:
Prepare a hydrating solution (hyaluronic acid). This solution works to attract and retain moisture from the environment.
Infusion:
Use the appropriate tip of the hydro dermabrasion machine. Infuse the hydrating solution deep into the skin of your client. This helps your client's skin to look dewy and plump. It also reduces the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
6. Protection:
Serum Application:
A highly advanced serum gives added protection to your client's sensitive skin. There is a higher concentration of active ingredients present in this serum. The serum can address various concerns. They may include hyperpigmentation, signs of aging, or dry patches.
Sunscreen:
Protection from the harmful UV rays of the sun is of utmost importance. Finish the treatment by applying a broad-spectrum sunscreen with SPF 30.
Aftercare and Maintenance
For a treatment to be effective, it is important to follow the aftercare tips. Provide your clients with a list of things they should do at home after the treatment. This can help strengthen the results of the hydradermabrasion treatment. Ask them to avoid going outdoors for a while and use gentle skincare products.
Ideal Frequency For Hydradermarsion Treatment
Patients may see improvement after one hydradermabrasion session. To get the most out of the treatment, recommend receiving HydraFacial treatments every 4 to 6 weeks. Ask your client to stay consistent with the treatment sessions to see visible results. This is especially true if your client has acne-prone skin, hyperpigmentation, or sun damage.
FAQs Section
1.How often should hydradermabrasion be performed?
The short answer to “How often to do a hydradermabrasion?” is - having a facial once a month is enough. This is a general frequency. However, those with severe skin issues, may need up to 6 sessions to get the best results.
2.Can anyone perform a hydradermabrasion?
No, it is not recommended. A licensed esthetician should perform the treatment. It takes skills, years of practice, and knowledge to ensure the best results. A certified professional has all these things and is ideal for the job.
3.What does a hydrodermabrasion do?
Hydro promises to exfoliate, oxygenate and infuse special targeted serums into the skin. It gives long-term results for those suffering from pigmentation, acne, small pore size and the signs of aging.
