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Medical Aesthetics & WellnessHagerstown, MD · Telehealth in Maryland, Pennsylvania, West Virginia & moreMedical Aesthetics & Wellness
301.798.6025Free consult · Clinic or telehealth
Modern “hydradermabrasion” facials are designed as a structured cleanse–extract–hydrate sequence rather than a one-step spa facial. Patients often want brighter-looking skin, clearer pores, and moisture support with little downtime. At Kairos we use Skinwave technology; exact steps and solutions are matched to your skin the day of treatment.
Reviewed 2026-08-04. Educational information only — not a guarantee of results.
20–40 min
Typical visit length
$175
Published Skinwave rate
Low downtime
Most people resume the day
Skinwave
Cartessa multi-step system
The Skinwave pathway
A structured multi-step hydrofacial—not a one-step spa facial. Steps and solutions are selected for your skin the day of treatment.
Aqua-based cleansing and hydrogen-rich water prep where used — ready the skin without a spa-only steam-and-mask approach.
Clinical handpieces gently exfoliate and clear debris from pores for a fresher-looking surface.
Professional solutions (AHA, BHA, hyaluronic pathways when appropriate) matched to your skin that day.
Hydration-forward clinical care — Surface-level maintenance, not a laser or deep peel.
Visit details
Educational protocols in this category usually move through surface prep, gentle mechanical/aqua exfoliation, extraction of debris from pores, and infusion of hydrating or clarifying serums. Skinwave’s system can incorporate hydrogen-rich water as a prep/antioxidant-support step and solutions that may include AHA, BHA, and hyaluronic acid pathways—selected for your presentation, not as a universal “best serum for everyone.”
Dullness, dehydration, congested pores, rough texture, oil-prone areas, and pre-event refresh are frequent reasons people book. Hydrofacials are surface-level care—they do not replace peels, lasers, or injectables for deeper concerns, but they can sit well in a maintenance plan.
Most people have little social downtime. Temporary redness or warmth can occur for a short period. Barrier-friendly skincare and sunscreen after treatment support comfort. Active acne, open wounds, or certain sensitivities may mean we delay or modify the visit.
Some book a single refresh; others prefer a short series every few weeks, then monthly or seasonal maintenance. Frequency is personalized. Published pricing is on our Pricing page; memberships may reduce cost for eligible visits.
How it works
Review goals, sensitivities, recent procedures, and whether hydrofacial care is a fit today.
Multi-step cleanse, extract, and hydrate protocol with solutions matched to your skin.
Home-care tips and optional series or membership path.
$175
Single clinical facial visit. Memberships may reduce cost for eligible aesthetics services—confirm at consult.
Pair with membership
Aesthetic Upper and Full Face memberships include visit cadence and menu savings that can cover facials and other aesthetics when enrolled.
FAQs
We offer Skinwave multi-step hydrofacial treatments in the clinical-facial category people often search as Hydrofacial, at our Hagerstown clinic under physician-led aesthetics care.
Hydrofacial systems use structured aqua/exfoliation and extraction handpieces plus professional solutions. It is still surface care—not a laser or deep peel—but more protocol-driven than a simple steam-and-mask facial.
Usually minimal. Mild redness can appear briefly. Your provider sets expectations for your skin type and any add-on steps.
Hydrofacial / clinical facial rates are on our Pricing page; membership discounts may apply when enrolled.
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Physician-led · Hagerstown & telehealth
Book an aesthetics consult — we’ll confirm Skinwave fit, timing, and whether membership savings apply.
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