Device treatment · HydraFacial

Platinum HydraFacial

Cleanse, extract, infuse — in a single pass.

The full HydraFacial protocol: vortex cleansing and gentle exfoliation, gentle extraction, and serum infusion. A dependable way to reset congested, dull or dehydrated skin between events.

01The surface is cleared — A spiral of fluid loosens and lifts away dead cells from the outermost layer.
02Pores are emptied — Gentle vortex suction draws oil and debris out of congested pores.
03Hydration goes in — Serums are delivered across the freshly cleared surface, where they are readily taken up.

Isabelle AgbonAesthetician & Laser Therapist

AED 799 (excl. 5% VAT)

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Platinum HydraFacial

Every treatment begins with a physician consultation. A consultation is not a commitment to treatment.

What it is

The full HydraFacial protocol: vortex cleansing and gentle exfoliation, gentle extraction, and serum infusion. A dependable way to reset congested, dull or dehydrated skin between events.

What it addresses

Dull, dehydrated skin, congested pores and blackheads, the look of enlarged pores, fine dryness lines, uneven tone and tired-looking skin.

What you should see

Skin feels thoroughly cleansed and hydrated, and typically looks brighter, smoother and more even, with a fresh, healthy-looking glow. The effect is temporary and is maintained with regular treatments; results vary.

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What changes with Platinum HydraFacial.

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HydraFacial

A thorough, comfortable facial that cleanses, exfoliates, extracts and hydrates in a single treatment.

01The surface is cleared — A spiral of fluid loosens and lifts away dead cells from the outermost layer.
02Pores are emptied — Gentle vortex suction draws oil and debris out of congested pores.
03Hydration goes in — Serums are delivered across the freshly cleared surface, where they are readily taken up.

Areas · face · neck · décolleté · back

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In the care of

Isabelle Agbon

Aesthetician & Laser Therapist

Laser, facials and device-led skin care, with skin analysis, tailored to each skin.

Isabelle Agbon is a laser and beauty therapist specialising in advanced skin rejuvenation and evidence-based aesthetic treatments. With a thorough understanding of modern laser technologies and facial protocols, she combines scientific precision with a refined aesthetic approach. Every treatment is tailored to the needs of the individual's skin, with the aim of visible, personalised results that restore radiance and support overall skin health.

HydraFacial and customised facial treatmentsChemical peels and microdermabrasionMicroneedling with exosomes and growth factors, for face and hairLaser therapies

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The honest strip

Sessions: 1
Downtime: Usually minimal
How it feels: Generally comfortable, with a cool, gentle suction.
When you see it: Skin typically looks fresher and more hydrated straight after treatment.
Skin types: Suitable for all skin types (Fitzpatrick I–VI).

What it does not do

Does not reduce pore size in the long term
Does not treat acne scarring such as ice-pick or boxcar scars
Does not lift or tighten sagging skin
Does not reduce fat or reshape the face
Does not clear melasma or deep pigmentation
Not a substitute for laser, energy-based or injectable treatments

Who it is not for

Pregnancy or breastfeeding, unless an adapted protocol is used
Active skin infection, cold sores, open wounds or broken skin in the area
Sunburn, or a flare of rosacea, eczema or dermatitis
Severely inflamed or cystic acne, which suction could aggravate
Isotretinoin (such as Roaccutane) within the past six months
Recent laser resurfacing or a medium-depth peel, until fully healed
Allergy to aspirin (salicylates) or to any ingredient in the solutions

Areas

Forehead (congestion, dullness)
Cheeks (dehydration, rough texture)
Nose and smile-line area (blackheads, enlarged-looking pores)
Chin and around the mouth (oiliness, congestion)
Under-eye area (dryness, fine lines)
Jawline (dullness, congestion)
Neck (dullness, dryness)
Décolletage, when included (dryness, rough texture)

Downtime, in full

Usually minimal; mild pinkness may last a few hours. Most people go straight back to work or their day.

Comfort and anaesthesia

Generally comfortable, with a cool, gentle suction. A mild tingle is common during the exfoliating step, and anaesthetic is not usually needed.

Timeline

Skin typically looks fresher and more hydrated straight after treatment. The glow usually lasts from several days to a few weeks; for ongoing concerns, a short series a few weeks apart may be suggested, followed by maintenance around once a month.

After the treatment