Done every mask and scrub at home, and your pores still feel clogged? In Franklin, our aestheticians give you a HydraFacial that leaves your skin cleaner and more hydrated after just one visit.
Mon–Thu 10–5, Fri 9–12 · Questions first? You’re welcome to call.
Caroline Campbell, licensed aesthetician, or Cindy Kilpatrick, an aesthetician
Surface upkeep for your skin, not a medical treatment
Redness or tightness, usually gone within 72 hours
Signature, Deluxe, or Platinum
Lately, you might have noticed:
A HydraFacial is a professional facial done with a handheld tip that uses gentle suction and swirling liquid. In one visit it cleanses, peels away dead skin, clears your pores, and washes on hydrating serums.
Skin that looks and feels more hydrated after one visit, and cleaner too, once suction lifts out what the peel loosens
A treatment fitted to your skin, with a booster serum for one concern, LED light, or lymphatic drainage in the higher tiers
A short after-effect, since any redness or tightness is temporary
An easy fit for your calendar, as monthly upkeep, a cleansing prep before a peel or injectable, or a fresh start a few days before an event
Every HydraFacial starts with the same cleanse, peel, extraction, and hydrating serums. The tiers differ in what comes on top.
| Tier | What it adds | Who it suits | Monthly membership |
|---|---|---|---|
| Signature | The core steps: cleanse, peel, clear pores, hydrate | A reset for dull, dry, or clogged skin | $149 a month |
| Deluxe | A booster serum aimed at one concern, plus red or blue light | One thing to work on, such as the look of dark spots or redness | $199 a month |
| Platinum | Adds lymphatic drainage, gentle suction on the face and neck | The fullest visit, or skin that tends to look puffy | $249 a month, plus 1 add-on of your choice |
Whichever you choose, your aesthetician talks through your skin with you, fits the treatment to it, and explains each step as she goes. Torn between two? Call before you book and ask which suits you.
What a single visit costs comes down to your tier and any add-on. If you’d like to come monthly, each membership includes one HydraFacial of its tier every month and 15% off retail products, with a 12-month commitment. You’ll find the full terms on our HydraFacial memberships page.
Ready to try one? Book online, or call with any questions about the tiers first.
Mon–Thu 10–5, Fri 9–12 · Questions first? You’re welcome to call.
Afterward, wear sunscreen of SPF 30 or higher. Any redness or tightness you notice is temporary.
Both list HydraFacials among the treatments they do, and patients name each of them in their reviews.
Caroline trained as an aesthetician and likes to create what she calls “personalized experiences,” shaping each visit to the person in her chair.
Cindy first worked in aesthetics in 2002. When she and her husband moved to Westhaven in 2020, she came back to it, and HydraFacials are among her specialties.
Two patients, in their own words:
Individual results vary.
Yes, briefly. A HydraFacial works only on the skin’s surface, and its machine is exempt from FDA clearance. The usual after-effects are irritation, tightness, or redness where it was done, usually gone within 72 hours, depending on how sensitive your skin is.
If your skin is sensitive or prone to rosacea, the treatment can be made gentler, with lower suction and milder solutions.
Breakouts aren’t listed as a side effect, but they aren’t ruled out either. Active breakouts wait until they settle, and if you break out easily, say so first.
Before you start, tell your aesthetician about your skin, your medicines, and any recent treatments, or call first to ask.
Wait on a HydraFacial if:
Check first with the clinician who treats you if you have:
If you get cold sores, you may need preventive medicine before your visit.
The usual ones are mild irritation, tightness, or redness where it was done, and they usually pass within 72 hours. If irritation becomes severe or you think you’re having an allergic reaction, the treatment stops, and you should seek medical advice.
Afterward, use sunscreen of SPF 30 or higher.
Skin differs from person to person. For thin or sensitive skin, including rosacea, the treatment can use lower suction, lighter pressure, and gentler solutions.
If rosacea or another skin problem is flaring where it would go, your HydraFacial waits until it settles. Tell your aesthetician about your skin before she starts.
A HydraFacial is upkeep, not a lasting change. It works on the surface of your skin, cleansing, exfoliating, and hydrating, so that fresh, clean feeling doesn’t stay for good. Many people book about once a month to keep it up, and every tier has a monthly membership if that rhythm suits you.
Our customized facials are shaped around your skin and what it needs. A HydraFacial adds a machine: its handheld tip uses suction to clear your pores and washes hydrating serums onto your skin. Other hydradermabrasion machines exist, including one with a diamond tip, and the one we use is the HydraFacial.
No. A HydraFacial is a facial for the skin’s surface, not a treatment for acne, scars, or wrinkles, and active acne needs to settle before you have one. The boosters in Deluxe and Platinum aim at how fine lines or dark spots look. For scars or deeper lines, ask us about our microneedling treatment or our chemical peel treatments.
Yes, with some timing. Before an event, book a few days ahead, since any redness or tightness usually settles within 72 hours. After wrinkle relaxers or filler, wait 14 days; after a medical-grade peel or resurfacing, wait 30. After a laser treatment or surgery, wait until you’ve fully healed and the clinician who treated you agrees. Mention recent treatments when you book.
Yes. Men book facials with us too, some for the very first time. Nothing about a HydraFacial changes for men: the steps, the three tiers, and who should wait are the same for everyone. If you’ve never had a facial, your aesthetician explains each step as she goes.
We believe that when your skin looks better, you feel better, inside and out. So at every HydraFacial, we explain each step as we go and fit the treatment to your skin.
Book online when you’re ready, or call if you’d like to talk through the tiers first. We’d love to see you at our Franklin office.
Mon–Thu 10–5, Fri 9–12 · Questions first? You’re welcome to call.
ReWind Medical Solutions
1025 Westhaven Blvd #150, Franklin, TN 37064, in Westhaven
Monday to Thursday, 10 AM to 5 PM; Friday, 9 AM to 12 PM
