Side-by-side comparison to help you choose the right treatment
Both improve skin texture, but HydraFacial uses vortex suction to cleanse and hydrate, while chemical peels use acid solutions to exfoliate damaged layers.
| HydraFacial | Chemical Peel | |
|---|---|---|
| Mechanism | Vortex suction + serums | Acid exfoliation |
| Downtime | None | 1–14 days |
| Pain | Painless | Mild to burning |
| Results | Immediate glow | After peeling completes |
| Best For | Maintenance, pre-event | Scars, hyperpigmentation, sun damage |
| Frequency | Monthly | Every 4–12 weeks |
| Cost | $150–$400 | $100–$700 |
HydraFacial for maintenance and instant glow. Chemical peels for transformative results on scarring and pigmentation. Many alternate between both.