Deep pore cleansing.
Intensive hydration.
For your skin.

AquaFacial is a water-based, non-invasive facial treatment. The core combines gentle exfoliation, deep vacuum cleansing and hydration. At Skin Revive, additional technologies such as radiofrequency, cold plasma, ultrasound with red light and microcurrent can be added.

For many age groups and skin conditions – for example dry or dull skin, visible or congested pores, oily skin, blemishes, uneven skin texture or first fine lines. What matters is not your age, but what your skin needs right now.

Often yes. Vacuum strength, exfoliation, active ingredients and additional modules can be adjusted. For very reactive, injured or acutely inflamed skin, we first assess whether a treatment is appropriate and which steps should be omitted.

The combination of exfoliation and controlled vacuum cleansing is particularly useful for congested pores and oily, blemish-prone skin. Cold plasma can optionally be added as a clarifying and soothing step. In cases of severe, inflammatory or medically treated acne, the treatment should be discussed in advance.

Yes. After cleansing, the focus is on hydration and suitable active-ingredient care. Hyaluronic hydration and ultrasound with an ampoule can be particularly useful when the skin feels dry, tight or dull.

First, the skin is cleansed and gently exfoliated. This is followed by deep vacuum cleansing of the pores with hydration. Then, depending on the skin goal, we select radiofrequency, cold plasma, ultrasound with red light and ampoule, as well as microcurrent. Not every additional module needs to be used in every session.

AquaFacial is normally experienced as very pleasant. During deep cleansing, you feel a light suction. Radiofrequency feels warm; microcurrent may be perceived as a very gentle tingling sensation. The intensity is adjusted individually.

Immediately after the treatment, the skin often looks cleaner, smoother, fresher and better hydrated. How noticeable the effect is and how long it remains visible depends on skin condition, skincare, season and the selected treatment protocol.

For regular skincare, a roughly monthly schedule makes sense for many clients. If there is a specific skin goal, an individually planned treatment rhythm can also be useful at the beginning. We base this on skin condition and tolerance rather than a rigid schedule.

After AquaFacial, the focus is on supporting recovery and protecting the treated area. The focus and intensity are adjusted so the treatment fits into your wider Skin Longevity or body-care plan.

Both work with a fluid-based principle combining exfoliation, cleansing or extraction and hydration. HydraFacial® is, however, a protected branded treatment with its own Vortex-Fusion technology, defined handpieces and system solutions. AquaFacial is a general term for hydrodermabrasion-based treatments. Our AquaFacial additionally differs through its modular combination with radiofrequency, cold plasma, Ultrasound + red light and microcurrent.

If you specifically want the original HydraFacial® branded treatment and its standardised system protocol, HydraFacial® is the right choice. If you want a flexible treatment in which cleansing and hydration can be combined with additional technologies depending on the skin goal, AquaFacial is particularly interesting. We are happy to help you choose between the two based on your skin condition.

Radiofrequency generates controlled heat and is used optionally when fine lines, elasticity and firmness are the focus. It is not a requirement in every AquaFacial, but a targeted additional step.

After deep pore cleansing, we use this step for targeted cosmetic active-ingredient care. Ultrasound supports delivery into the upper layers of the skin, while red light rounds off the treatment flow with a calm, regeneration-focused finish.

Microcurrent gently stimulates the facial muscles and is used mainly when contour and a fresher expression are desired. Immediately after the session, contours may appear more defined; how long the effect lasts is individual.

Yes. AquaFacial can be used as a stand-alone treatment or as part of a broader treatment plan. Whether it makes sense on the same day, beforehand or at a separate time depends on the intensity of the other treatment and your skin condition. That is why we plan the sequence individually.

Usually not. The skin may look slightly pink immediately afterwards, especially after more intensive vacuum cleansing or when additional modules have been used. In most cases, you can return to your normal routine straight away.

Treat your skin gently on the day of treatment: use sufficient hydration, avoid additional peels or strongly irritating acids and apply consistent sun protection. Intense heat such as sauna and very strenuous exercise are best avoided immediately afterwards, especially if your skin reacts quickly.

If your skin is calm, make-up is usually possible again. For freshly cleansed skin, however, it is ideal to leave it as undisturbed as possible for a few hours and use only the recommended skincare and sun protection.

AquaFacial is not performed on acutely inflamed, infected or injured skin. Relevant illnesses, medications, recent procedures and individual contraindications are reviewed before treatment; medical clearance may be recommended when appropriate.