The full cleanse, extract and hydrate sequence, extended with boosters and light therapy selected for your concern — for skin that needs more than a standard facial can reach.
An advanced Hydrafacial runs the same core sequence — cleanse, gentle resurfacing, painless extraction, then hydration — and extends it with a targeted booster serum and light therapy chosen for what your skin is actually doing.
The difference between a standard and an advanced protocol is not the machine. It is time under the handpiece, the number of passes, and whether the serum stage is generic or selected for your concern — congestion, pigment-prone dullness, dehydration and reactive skin each call for a different booster.
If your skin is broadly healthy and you want maintenance and glow, the standard protocol is the sensible choice and we will tell you so. This tier is for skin that has a specific concern to address, or that has stopped responding to a basic facial. Either way, the decision is made after looking at your skin, not from a price list.
A gentle acid blend loosens dead surface cells and softens the contents of congested pores before extraction begins.
Controlled suction lifts debris out of the pore rather than squeezing it, which is why the process stays comfortable on reactive skin.
A serum selected for your concern is infused while the skin is most receptive, finished with LED chosen for congestion or for calming.
Assessed, planned and supervised in clinic — never sold from a menu.
Skin looks brighter and feels smoother as you leave, with no recovery to plan around.
The serum stage is matched to your concern rather than run as a default.
Infused while the skin is receptive, which is what separates this from a surface facial.
Extraction by suction rather than pressure keeps it tolerable for sensitive skin.
Some flushing for an hour at most; makeup the same day if you need it.
Most skin does best on a monthly cadence, reviewed as your skin changes.
Skin renewal — results shown are from Dermatonik's skin-renewal protocols and may reflect a combination of treatments.
Photographs shared with patient consent. Individual results vary; your clinician will set honest expectations at consultation.
Dr. Saeema Shiraaz looks at your skin before the booster is chosen — congestion, dehydration and pigment-prone dullness each need a different serum, and the wrong one simply wastes the appointment.
What is appropriate, in what order, and what it will cost is set out before anything begins. You will be told plainly if something is not going to help you.
The core sequence runs first: cleanse, gentle resurfacing, then vortex extraction. Your selected booster is infused afterwards and the session is finished with LED.
Aftercare is explained before you leave, and we review how your skin has responded before deciding the next step.
Dr. Saeema Shiraaz — cosmetologist, and the reason patients stay. Every treatment plan at Dermatonik is built around her judgement, not a sales target.
Every protocol is planned and supervised by Dr. Saeema Shiraaz — no junior staff experimenting on your skin.
We recommend what works for your skin, not whatever's trending — and we'll say so if a treatment isn't right for you.
Honest timelines, real costs, and no pressure to buy packages you don't need.
If a standard protocol is the sensible choice for your skin, we will tell you that rather than sell you the tier above it. The booster is chosen after looking at your skin, not from a price list.
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What patients usually ask before their first visit.
The core sequence is the same. This tier adds time, additional passes, a booster serum selected for your specific concern and a finishing LED stage, which is why it runs closer to seventy minutes.
That is decided in clinic after your skin is assessed. Congestion, dehydration, pigment-prone dullness and reactive skin each call for a different serum, and choosing before looking would be guesswork.
Usually, yes. Extraction works by suction rather than pressure or squeezing, and the acid stage can be adjusted. Active inflamed acne or a compromised barrier may need settling first.
Most skin does well on roughly a monthly rhythm, which follows the natural turnover cycle. Your interval is reviewed as your skin changes rather than fixed at the outset.
Yes, and it is a common reason patients book. Leave a few days rather than going the same day, so any mild flushing has fully settled.
It helps with congestion, blackheads and dullness. Active, inflamed or cystic acne is a clinical concern that needs a proper acne plan, and we would route you there instead.
Tell us a little about what you'd like to address. Dr. Saeema Shiraaz will review your message and the team will confirm a time that works for you.
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1st Sector, HSR Layout, Bengaluru 560102
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