Hydrafacial Reviews – Good and Bad

By Mary Basiadima, 1 May 2020

Thinking about having a Hydrafacial?

We have rounded up thousands of  Hydrafacial reviews – good and bad – from around the world and UK and reviews left independently by our clients…

…so you can make up you own mind about whether Hydrafacial is the best treatment for you.

Unbiased reviews

We have included good and bad reviews so you get the full picture.

Sometimes it is difficult to know if a Hydrafacial is right for you.

When influencers, celebrities or journalists review Hydrafacials, most have received a free treatment, so they only ever say good things and promote the clinic!.

This makes it hard to get to the truth!.

( Confession time – yes we are a London based, UK clinic and we hope you don’t mind a small plug for our Hydrafacial at the end! – we have also included our bad reviews too to try and remain unbiased! )

Hydrafacial negative reviews

With skin treatments it is important to remember that if a treatment worked or didn’t work well for someone, it doesn’t mean you will experience the same positive or negative results as them.

Everyone is unique with different:

…so you have to choose a treatment right for you.

Kim Kardashian shows off the results of her Hydrafacial to 100+ million Instagram followers, (it is a big reason why the Hydrafacial is so popular today!) but it doesn’t mean you will get the same results.

The first step to avoid a negative experience is your consultation at the clinic.

Consultation

Before having a Hydrafacial your skin should be properly analysed by an expert. A reputable clinic can give you the best advice for you and your skin.

You may have read Hydrafacial was the best treatment for your pigmentation or acne scarring. After speaking to a specialist a more suitable treatment like microneedling or a peel may be recommended instead.

Positive Hydrafacial reviews

Compared to other treatments Hydrafacial is gentle and non invasive. You generally don’t find many bad reviews about it.

If you search online for bad reviews, they are hard to find. Positive reviews by far outnumber negative ones . See table below. This does not mean there are none. We will get to them shortly.

Gentle water based cleansing and non-practitioner led reduces negative experiences

Hydrafacial uses hydradermabrasion and not microdermabrasion to cleanse the skin. This means water is used and not fine grit-like particles to clean the skin. So less can go wrong.

Also another reason there are not many bad reviews is the treatment is very much ???non-practitioner led’.

This means results are down to the Hydrafacial equipment and not the skill of the practitioner.

This is important because other facials need an experienced and skilled practitioner. The better they are – the better your results,  and the less risk to you. Hydrafacial is not like this.