Hydrafacial has unveiled its latest launch to the clinical and aesthetic market, with six new Hydrabody protocols.
The globally-loved facial has now been extended beyond the jawline. Providers can now offer treatments covering necks, backs, buttocks, legs, hands, and arms, with new protocols following the original three-step treatment of cleanse, extract, and hydrate.
Hydrafacial UK Country Manager, Lauren Gibson says: “Following demand from our loyal verified Hydrafacial partners, we are delighted to launch the much-anticipated Hydrabody protocols to the aesthetic market. As a brand, we have always aligned ourself with a 360 approach to health and wellbeing, and the six new body protocols help Hydrafacial fans to benefit from skin health and confidence head-to-toe”.
Providers can use their existing Hydrafacial platform and it’s vortex technology, to further personalise treatments and provide upsell opportunities. Whether it’s tackling keratosis pilaris, ‘buttne’, ‘bacne’, a pigmented decolletage or uneven skin tone, there’s a prescriptive menu of Hydrabody treatments and boosters to help. Aesthetic clinics, spas, and beauty studios, can use a range of specific tips, serums, and boosters to tackle specific body skin concerns. Optional add-ons of LED light therapy and lymphatic drainage leave consumers with a whole body Hydra-glow.
Hydrafacial® is a non-invasive, 3-step treatment that bridges the gap between medical and consumer beauty. It uses a unique delivery system to cleanse, extract and hydrate the skin, featuring patented hydradermabrasion and vortex technology alongside unique serums. Hydrafacial® delivers an immediate result: a glowing complexion that looks and feels gratifyingly radiant. Painless with zero down time, it can be customised to reflect skin concerns and seasonal needs. HydraFacial® and Perk™ treatments are available in over 90 countries. The company’s technology is deployed in more than 19,000 medi-spas, aesthetic clinics, and beauty studios globally, and is now available in 1200+ UK&I clinics.