Many individuals notice immediate results from HydraFacial treatment. After the procedure, skin typically appears brighter, more hydrated, and smoother. The effects can be seen right away, with the improvement in skin texture and appearance being visible almost immediately after the treatment. This instant gratification is one of the reasons HydraFacial has become so popular. Clients often report a refreshed look, with a glowing complexion, improved skin tone, and a reduction in the appearance of fine lines and pores. These results are often seen within a few hours of the treatment, and you can expect your skin to look noticeably more radiant and renewed.

While the immediate effects of HydraFacial are apparent right after the procedure, longer-term results can take a few days to fully develop. Skin continues to improve in terms of hydration and smoothness over the following 24 to 48 hours as the deeper layers of the skin respond to the rejuvenating effects of the treatment. For optimal results, clients often undergo a series of HydraFacial treatments to address ongoing skin concerns like acne,  hyperpigmentation and uneven skin tone. Results from multiple treatments can build over time, leading to more significant and lasting improvement. To maintain the benefits of HydraFacial, follow-up treatments may be recommended every 4-6 weeks depending on your skincare goals and skin type.

Laser Tattoo Removal works by targeting the pigment in the tattoo using specific wavelengths of light. Different ink colors absorb light at varying wavelengths, which affects how effectively the laser can break them down. Dark colors, such as black and blue, absorb the laser light more effectively, making them easier to break down and remove. In contrast, lighter colors like yellow, white, and pastel shades do not absorb the laser light as efficiently, making them more challenging to treat. As a result, tattoos with these lighter colors may require more treatments or may not be completely removed, and the effectiveness of removal can vary.

Advancements in Laser Technology have made it possible to use specific wavelengths that are more effective for targeting particular ink colors. For example, lasers with longer wavelengths are often used to treat darker inks, while lasers with shorter wavelengths are designed to break down lighter pigments. This targeted approach ensures the best possible results, regardless of the tattoo’s color composition. In some cases, practitioners may use multiple sessions with different types of lasers to achieve the optimal outcome for a tattoo, depending on the range of colors present and the desired results.

Treats acne, hyperpigmentation, anti-aging, rejuvenation, redness & texture - Safe for all skin tones - No downtime, perfect before events

Includes boosters for enhanced glow

Perfect before Valentines Day or Galentines Night