Skincare Services

HydraFacial is a branded, in-office facial done with a handheld device. It combines cleansing, exfoliation, extraction, and serum infusion in one session. Its signature feature is a vortex-style tip that uses suction to pull debris from pores while delivering solutions to the skin at the same time. It usually takes 30 to 60 minutes and involves no needles and very little downtime, which is why it's popular before events or as a monthly maintenance treatment.

The core steps

1. Cleanse and peel. The skin is cleansed, then a gentle chemical exfoliant, typically a glycolic and salicylic acid blend, loosens dead skin cells. It tingles but shouldn't sting.

2. Extraction. The suction tip removes blackheads, sebum, and congestion while infusing a hydrating solution. This is the step that gives HydraFacial its "deep clean without squeezing" reputation.

3. Fuse and protect. A blend of antioxidants, peptides, and hyaluronic acid is infused to hydrate and leave the skin plumped and glowing.

Many providers offer tiered menus that add extras like LED light therapy, lymphatic drainage, or a specialty tip for lips and under-eyes.

Where boosters come in

Boosters are concentrated "super serums" meant to personalize the treatment by targeting specific concerns. A standard HydraFacial doesn't include them. The basic treatment covers the three steps of cleansing, exfoliating, and peptides/antioxidants, so boosters have to be added on. They're usually applied during the infusion phase, and they're the main way two people can walk out with quite different treatments. hydrafacialaustinregionalclinic

The main boosters and what they target

• Britenol is for dark spots and sun damage. Its key ingredients include alpha-arbutin, vitamin C, and bearberry extract for brightening and balancing tone.

• Dermabuilder is for fine lines, elasticity, and texture. It uses skin-conditioning peptides to hydrate, firm, and soothe, and one provider suggests it if you're unhappy with your skin's texture.

• Growth Factor (CTGF) is a more anti-aging, "skin health" option. It's designed to restore skin health and diminish the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, using naturally occurring proteins that regulate cellular growth.

• Brightalive is a general brightener. It's meant to even out skin tone and reduce the look of discoloration, and includes glycerin for hydration. One clinic recommends it for acne-prone and congested skin.

• Antiox+ is for hydration and environmental stress. It's positioned to reduce the look of fine lines while supporting hydration and elasticity, and to help against environmental free radicals. hydrafacial

• Activ-4 is for congestion and prep. It softens sebum and impurities to help extractions and gives some residual hydration. hydrafacial

• Collaboration boosters, such as one developed with JLO Beauty for lackluster skin, sometimes appear as well.

The lineup changes over time and varies by provider, so ask what your clinic currently carries.

How to choose

Start with your main concern and match it to a booster:

• Dark spots, sun damage, or uneven tone → Britenol (or Brightalive for overall brightening)

• Fine lines, crepey texture, or loss of firmness → Dermabuilder, Growth Factor, or Antiox+

• Dullness or rough texture with sensitive skin → ask for a gentle exfoliating-type booster rather than a stronger one

• Congestion, oiliness, or frequent breakouts → focus on the extraction step, with Activ-4 or Brightalive as add-ons

• Dehydrated, tired skin → Antiox+ or a hydrating add-on

A few practical tips:

• Pick one main goal. Boosters are usually priced per add-on, so choosing your top one or two concerns gives better value than stacking everything.

• Be honest about your skin. Tell your provider about sensitivity, rosacea, recent sun exposure, or any active prescription like retinoids or Accutane, so they can adjust the peel and booster.

• Consider consistency. Brightening and firming effects build over a series of treatments, so a booster suited to your long-term goal often matters more than a one-time glow.

• Ask about ingredients. If you have allergies (fragrance, botanicals, etc.), have the provider check the label first.

Who should be cautious

Anyone with active sunburn, open wounds, or a flare-up of eczema, rosacea, or cold sores should generally reschedule. Isotretinoin use and pregnancy also warrant a conversation with your provider or doctor beforehand, since some ingredients may not be recommended.

What to expect afterward

Skin usually looks hydrated and bright right away, with mild pinkness that fades within hours. Use sunscreen, avoid harsh actives for a day or two, and expect results to last a few days to a couple of weeks. Most people who use it for maintenance go every 4 to 6 weeks. Prices vary widely by location and add-ons, so check with a local provider.

If you tell me your skin type and your main concerns, I can suggest which booster or add-on combination would make the most sense to ask for.

Glow-boosting skin rejuvenation with minimal downtime

Nano needling is a gentle, results-driven treatment that refreshes your skin without the intensity of traditional microneedling. Using ultra-fine, shallow-depth tips, it creates microscopic channels in the outermost layer of the skin, helping your skin better absorb the targeted serums applied during your session.

The result is smoother, brighter, more hydrated-looking skin, with little to no recovery time.

How it works

The nano needling device glides across the skin's surface, working only in the uppermost layers. This gentle stimulation helps refresh the skin's texture while preparing it to take in high-quality serums and active ingredients. Because the treatment is so superficial, it's generally more comfortable than deeper needling treatments and suitable for a wider range of skin types, including skin that's on the sensitive side.

Benefits

• Helps improve the look of dullness and uneven texture

• Supports hydration and a healthy, radiant glow

• Softens the appearance of fine lines

• Helps refine the look of pores

• Boosts the absorption of customized serums

• Minimal downtime, so most clients return to normal activities right away

Personalize your treatment

Every session is tailored to your skin. During your visit, we'll choose a serum or treatment add-on based on your goals, whether that's brightening, hydration, firmness, or overall skin health. [Insert your specific serums or boosters here.]

What to expect

• Comfort: Most clients feel light pressure or gentle tingling.

• Duration: Approximately [30 to 45] minutes.

• Downtime: Mild pinkness may appear and typically fades within a few hours.

• Results: Skin often looks fresher and more hydrated right away, with continued improvement over a series of treatments.

• Recommended frequency: Every [4 to 6] weeks, or as a series of [3 to 6] sessions for best results.

Is nano needling right for you?

It's a great option if you want to refresh your skin, boost your glow, or ease into professional skin treatments without a lengthy recovery. A brief consultation will help us confirm it's the right fit for your skin. Nano needling may not be suitable if you have active skin infections, open wounds, or certain skin conditions, or if you're pregnant. We'll review your history before your treatment.

SkinPen is a microneedling device that uses very fine needles to create controlled microchannels in the skin. These channels trigger a natural healing response that supports collagen production and tissue remodeling. Because it works with your skin's own repair process, improvement builds gradually rather than appearing overnight.

It's an FDA-cleared device, and it's worth being precise about what that covers. SkinPen is cleared to improve facial acne scars in adults age 22 and older across all Fitzpatrick skin types, and neck wrinkles in Fitzpatrick skin types II through IV. It's often discussed for other concerns like general texture and fine lines, but those uses aren't part of the clearance, so I've kept the website copy below careful about that. SkinPen was also the first FDA-cleared microneedling device on the market.

How the medical-grade numbing works

Because microneedling involves needles, numbing is a big part of keeping the treatment comfortable. Most patients feel only light pressure and a mild buzzing sensation once a topical numbing cream has been applied.

In general, the process looks like this:

Screening. Before numbing, the provider reviews allergies, medications, and medical history. Some people are sensitive to certain anesthetic ingredients, so this step matters.

Cleansing. The skin is cleaned so the numbing product absorbs evenly.

Application. A topical anesthetic is applied to the treatment area and left on for a set time, typically 20 to 30 minutes, depending on the product and the area.

Removal. The numbing product is wiped off completely before treatment begins. Leaving residue on the skin during needling isn't advisable, because microneedling can increase absorption.

Treatment. The provider adjusts needle depth for the area and concern, and the skin stays comfortable throughout.

SkinPen® Microneedling

Advanced collagen-supporting treatment, with comfort built in.

SkinPen is the first FDA-cleared microneedling device, trusted for its ability to improve the appearance of facial acne scars and neck wrinkles. Using ultra-fine needles, it creates tiny microchannels in the skin that trigger your body's natural healing response, supporting collagen production and gradual skin renewal.

Comfort first: medical-grade numbing

Your comfort is a priority at Fndn Wellness. Before your treatment, we apply a [medical-grade topical numbing cream] to your skin and allow it to take effect for approximately [20 to 30] minutes. Most clients feel only light pressure and a mild buzzing sensation during treatment. Our team reviews your health history and any sensitivities before selecting the right numbing option for you.

What SkinPen can help with

Improving the appearance of facial acne scars (adults 22+)

Improving the appearance of neck wrinkles (Fitzpatrick skin types II to IV)

Supporting the look of smoother, healthier-looking skin

What to expect

Duration: About [30 to 60] minutes including numbing time

Downtime: Redness similar to a mild sunburn for a day or two, with skin gradually settling as it heals

Results: Improvement develops over time. Many patients see noticeable results in as few as three sessions spaced about a month apart.

Aftercare: We'll send you home with clear instructions, including gentle skincare and daily sunscreen