HydraFacial in Washington, DC
HydraFacial providers in Washington
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Javan Wellness U Street
5.0(227)
Javan Wellness U Street is a medical spa in Washington, District of Columbia.
- HydraFacial
- Microneedling
Javan Wellness Dupont
5.0(141)
Javan Wellness Dupont is a medical spa in Washington, District of Columbia.
- HydraFacial
- Morpheus8
- IV Therapy
- Medical Weight Loss
Georgetown Allure Medical Spa
4.8(497)
Georgetown Allure Medical Spa is a medical spa in Washington, District of Columbia.
- Wrinkle Relaxer
- Lip Filler
- Dermal Fillers
- Kybella
- +8 more
GLO30 District Wharf Washington DC
4.8(233)
GLO30 District Wharf Washington DC is a medical spa in Washington, District of Columbia.
- HydraFacial
- Microneedling
- Chemical Peel
Hela Medical Spa
4.8(100)
Hela Medical Spa is a medical spa in Washington, District of Columbia.
- Wrinkle Relaxer
- Sculptra
- Kybella
- Laser Hair Removal
- +8 more
Where to find them
Providers offering hydrafacial around Washington.
National hydrafacial price reference
These national reference estimates are not quotes from Washington clinics or measured local averages. Confirm the total price directly with your provider.
| Range | Price per session |
|---|---|
| Lower end | $150 |
| Higher end | $350 |
What to know about hydrafacial
A multi-step facial that cleanses, exfoliates, extracts, and hydrates with serums in one session.
- What it treats
- face, neck
- Typical sessions
- 1 session; monthly for maintenance
- Downtime
- None
- National reference range
- $150–$350 per session
HydraFacial in Washington: FAQs
How much does hydrafacial cost in Washington?
Pricing in Washington varies by provider, but hydrafacial generally costs around $150–$350 per session based on national averages. Factors like the provider's experience, the products used, and how much treatment you need all affect the final price. Always confirm pricing during a consultation.
How many sessions of hydrafacial will I need?
1 session; monthly for maintenance. Your provider will recommend a plan based on your goals and how your skin or body responds.
Is there any downtime after hydrafacial?
Typical downtime is: none. Your provider will give you specific aftercare guidance for your situation.
How do I choose a hydrafacial provider in Washington?
Look for licensed, experienced practitioners, ask who performs the treatment and their training, read recent reviews, and book a consultation first. A good provider sets realistic expectations and answers your questions without pressure.