Then a few days creep by and my skin became a greasy, oil slick with small, angry bumps that are still appearing. Hopefully, they will subside, but the waiting period is not fun.
I have had two previous HydraFacials with mixed results. I had similar results to what is occurring now during my first, but thought that maybe the esthetician I had, might had been a little rough with the suction device/extractions.
The second time I had this facial, with a very skilled esthetician, my skin was stunning and had not one issue, so I am on the fence about this treatment. Again, I had this treatment with the skilled esthetician, but came out with the same results as my first facial.
I would not recommend this facial for anyone who has very sensitive, acne prone skin, even though many spas will suggest it, since it uses water and a gentle suctioning device. It is similar to microdermabrasion, but uses water instead of crystals.
One other little tip, this facial is not cheap. My facial cost $190 with extractions. The extractions are extra.
So go ahead and get hydrated by the HydraFacial, but do so with this post in mind.
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