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Aqua Dermabrasion — Hydration & Surface Renewal

Aqua dermabrasion is a non-invasive skin treatment that combines exfoliation, extraction, and hydration using water-based solutions and a specialised device.
It is suitable for a range of skin types, including sensitive and mature skin. A consultation is recommended to assess suitability based on your individual skin condition.

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The Treatment

Aqua dermabrasion uses a handheld device with a specialised tip to:

  • Cleanse the skin

  • Exfoliate surface dead skin cells using water-based solutions and mild acids (such as salicylic or glycolic acid)

  • Assist with the removal of surface impurities using gentle suction

  • Deliver hydrating serums containing ingredients such as hyaluronic acid, peptides, and antioxidants


Treatment Overview

  • Number of treatments: 4–6 sessions

  • Treatment interval: 2–4 weeks apart

  • Treatment time: 30–60 minutes

What It Is Commonly Used For

Aqua dermabrasion is commonly included in treatment plans to support:

  • Skin hydration

  • Overall skin texture and smoothness

  • The appearance of congested or dull skin

  • General skin maintenance

Treatment outcomes vary between individuals.

Post-Treatment Considerations
This treatment is generally associated with minimal downtime. Some individuals may experience temporary redness or sensitivity following the procedure.

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New to Aqua Dermabrasion?

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Please contact us to have information about treatments, pricing and consultation, or if you feel ready, book your first treatment with us.

Why Clients Choose Us

Clinical Approach

Treatments are performed in a professional setting using medical-grade devices and protocols.

Tailored Care

Each treatment is adjusted based on your skin type, concerns, and treatment history following consultation.

Ongoing Support

We provide guidance on post-treatment care and skincare to support your overall skin health.

Aqua Dermabrasion Treatments FAQ

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