Facials and skin
HydraFacial Or Chemical Peel: Which One Is Right For You?
- Facials and skin
- HydraFacial
- Chemical peels
- Glow
Both leave skin brighter. They work differently, and the right one depends on what you want to change and how much time you have.
Andre
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It's the question we hear most at the front desk. Both treatments leave your skin looking fresher, but they do it in different ways.
The HydraFacial
A deep cleanse, gentle extraction and a hydrating serum infusion, in 60 minutes. There's no downtime: you can go straight back to your day. Signature HydraFacials start from $199.
Choose it when
- Your skin looks dull, dry or congested.
- You have an event coming up and can't risk any flaking.
- You want a regular treatment to keep your skin on track.
THE SHORT ANSWER
Pick the treatment for what you want to change, not the name you've heard most.
FREE 20-MINUTE CONSULTATION.
Hydration first
The HydraFacial cleans and hydrates, with no downtime.
Tone and spots
A peel works on dark spots and uneven tone.
Time to plan
A deeper peel can mean a few days of flaking.
The chemical peel
From a light lunchtime glow peel to a deeper resurfacing peel for pigment and sun damage, in about 45 minutes. A deeper peel can mean some flaking for a few days. Chemical peels start from $150.
Choose it when
- You want to fade dark spots or sun damage.
- Uneven tone bothers you more than dryness.
- You can plan around a few days of peeling.
| What to know | HydraFacial | Chemical peel |
|---|---|---|
| Time | 60 minutes | About 45 minutes |
| Downtime | None | A deeper peel can mean a few days of flaking |
| Best for | Dull, dry or congested skin | Dark spots, sun damage and uneven tone |
| From | $199 | $150 |
| Downtime-free | Yes | No |
Still not sure?
That's what the consultation is for. It's free, it takes 20 minutes, and you leave with a written plan. Book a free consultation.
