Hydrafacial

The Hydrafacial treatment follows a precise protocol, often involving three core steps:

Cleanse & Peel: Gentle exfoliation and resurfacing are performed using a mix of exfoliating solutions to uncover a new layer of skin.

Extract & Hydrate: A painless suction-based extraction process removes debris from pores. This is immediately followed by deep hydration, where moisturisers are infused into the skin.

Fuse & Protect: The skin surface is saturated with specialised antioxidants, peptides, and other beneficial serums to maximise glow and protect the skin.

The objective of a Hydrafacial is to offer a comprehensive solution for improved skin health, resulting in objective improvements in skin clarity, texture, and hydration without aggressive mechanical abrasion.

While generally considered a low-risk aesthetic procedure, the Hydrafacial is classified as a higher risk non-surgical cosmetic procedure if it incorporates certain clinical-grade peels, booster serums, or if administered without proper assessment by an appropriately trained professional. This treatment is not medically necessary; the decision to undergo a Hydrafacial is entirely elective for cosmetic reasons. Risks associated with the treatment are typically mild and transient, including temporary redness, mild irritation, and minor sensitivity. Specific risks include: allergic reactions to the serums used, or potential over-exfoliation if performed improperly or on compromised skin. These potential complications and risks, although low probability, are integral to the decision-making process for your Hydrafacial and will be fully detailed during your mandatory consultation.

All higher risk non-surgical cosmetic procedures, including the Hydrafacial when performed with clinical-grade additions, are performed exclusively by a registered health practitioner, as our practice adheres strictly to the professional standards and guidelines set by the National Boards and Ahpra. This commitment means the practitioner’s primary duty is always to the patient, ensuring all decisions regarding your treatment are based on clinical necessity, not financial gain. Furthermore, every procedure will be performed by a practitioner possessing the appropriate qualifications, education, and competence relevant to the specific treatment being offered. We are obligated to provide you with clear, accurate, and objective information about the treatment, including the potential for complications. Finally, our practitioners are committed to proactively managing any potential conflict between the desire for financial return and their ethical and professional duty to provide the best and safest possible care for every patient.