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Hydradermabrasion (HydraFacial)

Reveal your natural glow. A non-invasive treatment for clean, hydrated skin that looks refreshed after one session.

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Hydradermabrasion (HydraFacial)

Our approach

What is HydraFacial?

At DGB Clinic, HydraFacial is a non-invasive treatment designed to cleanse, exfoliate and hydrate. Its Vortex-Fusion® technology removes impurities while delivering serums with hyaluronic acid, peptides and antioxidants.


The treatment has three steps:

  • Cleansing and gentle exfoliation: a purifying serum and glycolic and salicylic acids remove dead skin cells.

  • Vortex extraction : clears blackheads, excess oil and other impurities from pores.

  • Infusion and protection: selected peptides, antioxidants and hyaluronic acid replenish the skin.

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Treatment time:

60 to 90 min

Downtime:

None. Resume social activities right away.

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benefits

Treatment goals

Hydration and improved skin quality

HydraFacial can refresh skin that feels dull, dry or uncomfortable. Hyaluronic acid and peptides hydrate the surface layers, helping skin look smoother, more even and radiant.


The technique:

Vortex-Fusion® technology cleanses and delivers selected active ingredients evenly across the skin.


Benefits:

  • Lasting hydration without a greasy feel.

  • Immediate improvement in texture and radiance.

  • Customized for your skin type.

effects & longevity

Expected results

Immediate effect

Skin can look smoother, brighter and feel more comfortable right after treatment.

Evolution :

Skin may continue to improve over the following 48 to 72 hours as the serums work. No persistent redness or social downtime is expected.

Duration:

A single session’s effects generally last four to six weeks. Monthly maintenance may help with persistent concerns; a more intensive series can be considered when needed.

FAQ

Your questions, answered

Can HydraFacial be combined with other treatments?

Yes. HydraFacial can fit into a wider care plan with LED therapy, neuromodulator or hyaluronic acid injections, or BBL treatment, depending on your goals.

Are there any contraindications?

HydraFacial is not recommended during active rosacea, severe inflammatory acne, an eczema or psoriasis flare, pregnancy, or with an allergy to aspirin or glycolic acid. Our team assesses you before each session.

How many sessions are needed for acne or wrinkles?

You may see results after one session. For lines, wrinkles or acne-related concerns, three to six sessions spaced two to four weeks apart are usually recommended for gradual, lasting results.

Is HydraFacial suitable for all skin types?

Yes. HydraFacial suits all skin tones and types, including sensitive skin. The plan is adapted after a skin assessment.

Where is this treatment available?

Interior of Dr. Blackburn’s Old Montréal clinic
Old Montréal

Old Montréal Clinic

Interior of Dr. Blackburn’s Bromont clinic
Bromont

Bromont Clinic

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