The HydraFacial is a great option for those who wear a lot of makeup or who want their skin to be cleansed more deeply than usual. As a result of HydraFacials, sebum and debris that cover our skin’s surface are removed. The exfoliation process loosens and unclogs pores, as well as hydrates and cleanses the skin by removing dead cells, the stratum corneum. A carbon laser peel is a non-invasive cosmetic treatment that uses a layer of liquid carbon applied to the skin and a laser to deeply cleanse, exfoliate, and rejuvenate skin. The carbon absorbs oil, dead skin cells, and impurities; the laser then heats and removes the carbon along with debris, stimulating collagen in the process.

It’s commonly used for:

• Oily skin and excess sebum control

• Deep pore cleansing and blackhead removal

• Reducing enlarged pores

• Improving uneven skin tone and dullness

• Mild acne and acne bacteria reduction

• Fine lines and texture improvement

• Radiant, brighter skin appearance

No — it’s generally not painful. Most people feel a light warming, tingling, or slight pinch sensation as the laser is applied, but it’s well tolerated and non-invasive.

A typical carbon laser peel takes about 30–45 minutes, making it convenient — often called a “lunchtime peel.”

Most clinics recommend 3–6 sessions, spaced about 2–4 weeks apart, depending on your skin’s condition and goals.

There’s minimal to no downtime. You can usually return to your normal activities immediately after treatment. Some mild redness or tingling may occur but typically subsides quickly.

While it’s effective for acne and helps improve skin tone and brightness, deep acne scars or significant pigmentation might require more targeted treatments and multiple sessions. Results vary by individual and severity.

Generally yes, for most skin types. However, always consult a licensed dermatologist or trained aesthetician — especially if you have very sensitive skin, active skin conditions (e.g., eczema), or are using strong topical treatments.