Hydradermabrasion | Dr Hala Medical Aesthetics London

A deep-cleansing, exfoliating facial that removes dead skin cells, unclogs pores and infuses hydration to restore smoother, clearer and more radiant skin.

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Hydradermabrasion | Dr Hala Medical Aesthetics London

Treatment Overview

Hydradermabrasion treatment is a multi-step facial designed to deeply cleanse, exfoliate and hydrate the skin in one procedure. It combines the benefits of traditional microdermabrasion with targeted serum infusion, leaving your skin feeling refreshed, smoother and visibly brighter immediately after treatment.

Unlike dry exfoliation techniques, hydradermabrasion uses water‑based technology. This helps you to gently remove dead skin cells while cleansing your pores and delivering hydration into your skin. This dual‑action approach refines your skin texture and replenishes moisture and nutrients, for clearer balanced skin.

As congestion is cleared and hydration levels improve, pores appear more refined and the complexion looks fresher and more luminous. Fine lines caused by dehydration may soften, and uneven texture becomes smoother. Regular hydradermabrasion treatments can support long‑term skin clarity, improve product absorption and maintain overall skin health.

Hydradermabrasion treatment is great if you're experiencing dullness, congestion, blackheads, enlarged pores or mild uneven texture. It is ideal as a gentle treatment with immediate glow, and routine skin maintenance.

A typical session takes around 20 minutes. The treatment is comfortable and requires no recovery time, allowing you to return to normal activities straight away. Skin often appears instantly brighter, with best results seen when treatments are performed regularly as part of a personalised skincare plan.

Key Benefits

Gentle exfoliation
Enhanced hydration
Improved texture
No downtime

Ideal For

Sensitive skin
Dehydrated skin
First-time clients

Frequently Asked Questions

Hydradermabrasion can treat dehydrated skin, acne-prone and congested skin, enlarged pores, skin discolouration, and helps soften appearance of lines and wrinkles.
You'll benefit from exfoliation, extraction, and serum infusion from one treatment for brighter, healthier, glowing skin. It's great as preparation for further treatment, or as a standalone for maintaining healthy happy skin.
Hydradermabrasion is performed with a specialised medical device that simultaneously delivers active serums and uses gentle vacuum suction to cleanse your pores. The handpiece gently glides across your skin for a gentle and refreshing treatment.
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There's absolutely no downtime with Hydradermabrasion, though you might experience mild redness for a few hours after treatment.
You'll see an instant glow and brightening after your Hydradermabrasion session, lasting 1-2 weeks. Results continue to improve over the next few weeks as hydration settles and collagen production is stimulated, for healthier brighter skin.
Hydradermabrasion is suitable for all skin types excluding hypersensitive skin. It's great for clients who want a little boost before an event, a quick treatment to maintain skin health and quality, and as a combination with other treatments such as preparing for laser resurfacing.
Hydradermabrasion is not suitable for pregnancy or if you have hypersensitive skin, active skin infections, chronic conditions such as eczema affecting the treated area, severe acne, and medical conditions such as diabetes.
Most people have Hydradermabrasion monthly as part of a wider treatment plan, though you can have it as and when you plan on having further treatment such as microneedling or laser resurfacing.
This answer is heavily based on your skin and your goals, but we generally recommend Hydradermabrasion as a long-term treatment to be repeated roughly monthly for best skin maintenance results.
In most cases only temporary redness for a few hours, though sometimes your skin can feel more sensitive with tingling and tightness.
The main difference is that Hydradermabrasion uses serums as well as a vortex suction tip, whereas Microdermabrasion uses an abrasive surface.