HydraFacial MD

HydraFacial MD at Marina Medspa in Brentwood, using the Vortex-Fusion patented delivery system to cleanse, exfoliate, extract impurities, and infuse serums in a single treatment with no downtime. Suitable for all skin types. Addresses dullness, congestion, fine lines, and uneven tone. Popular as a standalone facial or prior to events. Pricing by consultation.

HydraFacial MD at Marina Medspa uses the device's patented Vortex-Fusion tip technology to deliver a multi-step facial treatment in a single 45-minute session without the redness or downtime associated with more aggressive resurfacing procedures. The device operates through a series of proprietary single-use tips: the first tip vortex-cleanses and exfoliates the skin surface, removing dead cells and preparing the pores; the second tip applies a glycolic and salicylic acid solution to loosen debris and sebum within pores; the third tip simultaneously extracts congested material from pores using the Vortex suction while infusing antioxidant serums — typically a combination of hyaluronic acid, peptides, and antioxidants — into the freshly cleansed follicles. The simultaneous extraction-plus-infusion step differentiates HydraFacial from traditional manual extractions, which can be uncomfortable and cause temporary skin redness. The result is a noticeably cleaner, brighter, and more hydrated complexion immediately following treatment, making HydraFacial a popular pre-event treatment as well as a regular monthly skin maintenance option. The HydraFacial MD platform at Marina Medspa can be customised with booster serums targeting specific concerns such as hyperpigmentation, brightening, or anti-aging. The procedure is suitable for all Fitzpatrick skin types and requires no pre-treatment preparation. At the Brentwood clinic on Wilshire Blvd, HydraFacial is often incorporated into broader skin care programmes alongside chemical peels, microneedling, or laser treatments for patients seeking progressive improvement in skin quality across multiple dimensions.