HydraFacial Toronto
Moonlight Beauty provides HydraFacial treatment in Toronto at our North York clinic: a non-invasive, all-in-one, 3-step treatment that cleanses, exfoliates, extracts and hydrates your skin and adds antioxidant protection, with no downtime.
HydraFacial Toronto price:
the Signature HydraFacial costs $150 CAD, and the Signature HydraFacial with LED light therapy costs $160 CAD. A session takes 30 to 45 minutes.
Who it is for:
all skin types, including sensitive skin and all skin tones, for women and men with congested pores, acne, dullness, dehydration, uneven skin tone or fine lines.
Who performs it:
Aynur, Medical Aesthetician, on a Syndeo HydraFacial device with authentic HydraFacial MD® serums and tips.
Where:
5 Fairview Mall Dr, 4th Floor, Unit 490, North York, Toronto, ON M2J 2Z1, serving North York, Don Mills, Willowdale, Scarborough and Markham.
How to start:
book online or call (647) 548-7949. We are open 7 days a week, 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM. Same-week appointments are usually available. The consultation and skin assessment are free.
How Much Does a HydraFacial Cost in Toronto?
In Toronto, a HydraFacial typically costs $150 to $400+ CAD per session, depending on the tier and add-ons such as booster serums. At Moonlight Beauty, a Signature HydraFacial costs $150 CAD.
HydraFacial prices at our North York clinic:
- Signature HydraFacial – $150 CAD, 30 minutes: cleanse and peel, extract and hydrate, fuse and protect.
- Signature HydraFacial with LED light therapy – $160 CAD, 45 minutes: the Signature HydraFacial plus blue LED light therapy, with no booster serum.
- Deluxe HydraFacial – $190 CAD, 45 minutes: the Signature HydraFacial plus a booster serum for acne, aging or pigmentation, and LED light therapy.
- Platinum HydraFacial – $240 CAD, 60 minutes: lymphatic drainage, the Signature HydraFacial, a booster serum and LED light therapy.
- Perk lip or eye add-on – $40 CAD each.
The LED light therapy in the $160 option uses blue LED light, which targets the bacteria linked to acne.
Package: 3 Signature HydraFacials for $405 CAD.
Prices do not include 13% HST.
How Does the 3-Step HydraFacial Treatment Work?
A HydraFacial works in 3 steps: cleanse and peel, extract and hydrate, then fuse and protect. The HydraFacial device uses Vortex-Fusion technology, which combines water and suction to clear the pores and apply serums at the same time.
Step 1: Cleanse + Peel
A mild peel solution with glycolic and salicylic acid removes dead skin cells and loosens debris in the pores, without the visible peeling of a traditional chemical peel.
Step 2: Extract + Hydrate
A vortex suction tip lifts blackheads, excess oil and debris out of the pores, while moisturizers hydrate the skin at the same time.
Step 3: Fuse + Protect
The device infuses serums with antioxidants, peptides and hyaluronic acid, which hydrate the skin and support its natural moisture barrier.
What Is a HydraFacial Good For?
A HydraFacial is good for congested pores, acne, dullness, dehydration, uneven skin tone, hyperpigmentation and fine lines. Your Medical Aesthetician adjusts the suction and the serums to your skin concerns.
- Congested pores and blackheads: suction extraction clears oil and debris from the pores.
- Oily and acne-prone skin: cleansing and extraction reduce congestion and help calm active breakouts.
- Dull and dehydrated skin: hyaluronic acid serums hydrate the skin for a fresh, glowing look.
- Uneven skin tone and hyperpigmentation: exfoliation and antioxidant serums reduce the look of dark spots.
- Fine lines and wrinkles: exfoliation and hydration reduce the look of fine lines.
Many clients see cleaner, more hydrated and refreshed skin right after one session, and regular sessions build longer-lasting results.
What to Expect at Your HydraFacial Appointment
- Free consultation: Aynur, Medical Aesthetician, checks your skin, asks about your skin history and the products you use, and recommends the HydraFacial option for your concerns.
- Treatment: you lie back on a treatment bed while the 3 steps are done one after another.
- Aftercare: for 24 hours, avoid strenuous exercise, saunas, steam rooms and hot showers. Do not wear heavy makeup until the next morning. Wait 48 hours before you use exfoliating acids or retinol again. Apply broad-spectrum SPF 30+ every day.
- Results: the glow from one session lasts about 5 to 7 days.
Where Can You Get the Best HydraFacial in Toronto?
Get the best HydraFacial in Toronto at our North York clinic: a Medical Aesthetician performs every treatment on an authentic HydraFacial device, and our prices are at the low end of what Toronto clinics charge.
HydraFacial Toronto: Location, Hours and Booking
Our HydraFacial clinic in Toronto is at 5 Fairview Mall Dr, 4th Floor, Unit 490, North York, ON M2J 2Z1.
Hours:
Monday to Sunday, 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM.
Phone:
(647) 548-7949.
Booking:
book online, or call to book your free consultation and HydraFacial.
HydraFacial FAQ
What is a HydraFacial?
HydraFacial is a non-invasive skin rejuvenation treatment that cleanses, exfoliates, extracts and hydrates the skin, then infuses it with antioxidant serums, in a single session. It is also spelled “hydra facial”.
Is a HydraFacial worth it?
A HydraFacial is worth it if you want clearer, more hydrated skin without downtime, because many people see a visible difference after one session.
Is a 30-minute HydraFacial enough?
Yes. A 30-minute HydraFacial includes all 3 steps: cleanse and peel, extract and hydrate, fuse and protect. Longer sessions of 45 to 60 minutes add LED light therapy, a booster serum or lymphatic drainage for concerns such as acne, aging or pigmentation.
Does a HydraFacial hurt?
No. A HydraFacial is virtually painless. You may feel mild tingling or tightening during the treatment, and it fades shortly after.
Are there any side effects or downtime?
There is no downtime after a HydraFacial, so you can go back to work or your day right away. Some people have temporary redness or tingling that usually fades within a few hours.
How often should I get a HydraFacial?
Book a HydraFacial every 4 to 6 weeks to keep your results. Your Medical Aesthetician recommends the number of sessions for your skin concerns at your consultation.
Who is a good candidate for a HydraFacial?
Most people are good candidates, but you cannot have a HydraFacial if you have taken isotretinoin (Accutane, Epuris) in the past 12 months. A HydraFacial is also not recommended if you have an active skin infection, open wounds or a resurfacing treatment in the past 2 weeks. Tell your Medical Aesthetician about any allergies and prescription skin products before your treatment.
How do I prepare for a HydraFacial?
Before your HydraFacial:
- Stop prescription retinoid creams (Retin-A, tretinoin, Tazorac) and over-the-counter acne products (benzoyl peroxide, salicylic acid) at least 48 hours before. Ask the doctor who prescribed a cream before you stop using it.
- Do not wax or use hair removal creams for 48 hours before.
- Avoid direct sun, tanning beds and spray tans for 72 hours before.
Can I combine a HydraFacial with other treatments?
Yes, in many cases. Your Medical Aesthetician decides at your consultation whether to combine a HydraFacial with another treatment, such as microneedling or a chemical peel, and in what order.
Can I get a HydraFacial on my neck, chest or hands?
Yes. We also perform the HydraFacial on the neck, chest and hands. Ask for the price at your consultation.