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Deep Cleansing
Helps remove surface impurities, excess oil and everyday buildup from the skin.
A customised skin treatment designed to cleanse, exfoliate, extract and hydrate the skin while addressing concerns such as dullness, congestion and uneven texture. At K Aesthetics, the treatment is selected according to your skin condition and goals.
Helps remove surface impurities, excess oil and everyday buildup from the skin.
Removes dead surface cells to improve the feel and appearance of rough or dull skin.
Helps replenish moisture so skin feels softer, smoother and more comfortable after treatment.
Many patients can return to their normal routine soon after treatment, depending on the protocol used.
Your treatment can be adjusted around concerns such as congestion, dehydration, dullness or uneven texture.
Aims to leave the skin looking cleaner, smoother and more refreshed without changing your natural features.
Your skin is assessed to understand its current condition, sensitivity and primary concerns before a suitable facial protocol is selected.
Treatment is planned around your skin type, concerns, current skincare routine and clinical suitability.
The products, intensity and treatment focus can be tailored rather than following one fixed facial protocol.
You receive practical guidance on skincare, sun protection and when to resume active products.
Useful when the skin looks lacklustre and you want a refreshed, smoother-looking surface.
Can help cleanse the skin and support removal of surface buildup and impurities.
Suitable for patients looking for a hydration-focused facial to improve the feel of dry or tight skin.
Exfoliation and cleansing may help the skin feel more even and refined.
A facial may be considered when you want your skin to look fresh before an event, subject to clinical suitability.
Some patients choose periodic professional facials as part of a broader skin-maintenance plan.
At K Aesthetics, facial treatments are approached as part of an overall skin-health plan rather than as a routine beauty service.
MBBS, DDVL
Dermatologist
14+ Years of Experience
Dr. Prerna Sikka is a graduate of K J Somaiya Medical College in Mumbai. She completed her post graduation from Sri Ramachandra University in Chennai and has attained a degree in Non Invasive Aesthetic Techniques from University of London.
She has presented papers at various national conferences. Her areas of interest include Aesthetic and General Dermatology.
The treatment left my skin feeling much cleaner and more hydrated. I liked that the process was explained before we started.
— Patient, Facial TreatmentI wanted something gentle before an event, and the treatment gave my skin a fresh, comfortable feel without a complicated recovery.
— Patient, Skin RejuvenationHydraFacial is a non-surgical facial treatment that combines cleansing, exfoliation, extraction and hydration in a structured treatment sequence. The exact protocol can be adjusted according to your skin.
Not necessarily. A HydraFacial uses a specific device-assisted treatment process, while a conventional facial can involve different manual or product-based steps. At K Aesthetics, the appropriate protocol is selected after considering your skin and concerns.
Most patients describe the treatment as comfortable, although sensations can vary between steps and depending on skin sensitivity.
Treatment time depends on the selected protocol and whether additional steps are included. Your team can confirm the expected duration during consultation.
Many patients have little to no meaningful downtime, but temporary redness or sensitivity can occur. Your clinician will advise you on appropriate post-treatment skincare and sun protection.
There is no single schedule that suits everyone. Frequency depends on your skin type, concerns, existing skincare routine and the treatment plan recommended for you.
It may support skin cleansing and overall skin appearance, but acne, pigmentation and acne scars can require condition-specific medical treatment. A consultation helps determine whether HydraFacial is appropriate or whether another treatment would be more suitable.