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Get answers to common questions about Legs (Stand-alone).
The Legs (Stand-alone) Hydrafacial combines gentle cleansing, targeted exfoliation, hydrating serum infusion, and lymphatic-assisted massage. Sessions typically last 45–60 minutes depending on needs and are customized to address texture, hydration, and circulation.
Yes. The treatment is adjustable for sensitive or dry skin using gentle exfoliation and calming serums. We perform a skin assessment beforehand and choose lower-intensity settings and soothing formulations to minimize irritation while maximizing hydration.
For visible, lasting results we recommend an initial series of three to six treatments spaced two to four weeks apart, depending on concerns. Maintenance sessions every one to three months help preserve hydration and texture improvements.
Our Legs (Stand-alone) Hydrafacial includes lymphatic-assisted techniques to encourage fluid movement and improve circulation. Additional add-ons such as LED therapy or targeted boosters are available on request to address specific concerns.
Aftercare is simple: avoid hot baths or intense exercise for 24 hours, apply recommended moisturizers and SPF, and stay hydrated. Gentle exfoliation can resume after a few days; your technician will provide personalized homecare instructions.
Contraindications include active infections, open wounds, recent deep vein thrombosis, uncontrolled diabetes, or certain vascular conditions. Please inform us of medications, pregnancy, or implants; a consultation will assess safety and adapt the protocol.