3 Steps to Beautiful Skin
This three-step facial or body treatment begins with gentle physical and chemical exfoliation to open up pores, remove dead skin cells and smooth the skin. The next stage, cleansing and extraction, involves removal of debris from the pores with deep cleansing ingredients, and painless but powerful suction. In the third step, nourishing, hydrating solution is applied to the now-clean skin.
Microdermabrasion and hydradermabrasion do the same job by different means. Microdermabrasion abrades the surface dry, with crystals or a diamond tip. Hydradermabrasion does it wet, combining vacuum, a rotating tip and active solutions so exfoliation, extraction and infusion happen in the same pass. Wet is now the standard purchase for clinics because it is more comfortable, less irritating and finishes the patient with product in the skin rather than just off it.
Alma DermaClear runs a 360 degree rotating tip with vacuum assistance, so a single pass delivers simultaneous chemical and physical peeling, extraction of impurities from the pore, and driven penetration of solutions into the skin. Three dedicated solutions cover the three steps of the treatment, with a fourth for hygienic cleaning of the device between patients. That last point matters more than vendors admit: a machine that cannot be cleaned properly between patients is a problem waiting to happen.
It is the highest-volume, lowest-barrier treatment in most skin clinics. There is no downtime, it suits nearly every skin type, a therapist can deliver it, and patients rebook it monthly, which makes it the natural entry treatment that funds the bigger devices. It also pairs well: hydradermabrasion before a laser or IPL appointment preps the skin, and afterwards it becomes the maintenance treatment between resurfacing courses.
Four things. Consumable cost per treatment, since solution and tip costs decide your margin, not the purchase price. Tip design and hygiene, because sealed single-use versus reusable changes both your cost and your infection control. Solution supply, meaning whether you are locked to one supplier and what happens if stock runs short. Local support, because a machine used every day needs parts available in Australia, not a shipping wait.
Entry devices sold online are cheap and usually cost more over a year, once consumables and downtime are counted. We do not publish list prices because the package depends on solution volumes and how many rooms you are equipping. Bring your treatment price and expected weekly bookings to a demo and an Alma representative will build the numbers with you. Equipment finance is available through Medfin.
Hydradermabrasion is not a laser or an IPL, so it does not fall under Class 4 laser rules, and a trained beauty therapist can deliver it in every Australian state. Training is included with installation. Confirm your own insurance covers extraction work before you start booking patients.
Yes, DermaClear can be used on the chest and back.
A DermaClear treatment can benefit aging, tired and dull skin, and is also highly effective for acne-prone oily skin.
There are three dedicated solutions, one for each step in the treatment. In addition, a cleaning solution is provided for hygienic cleaning of the device between treatments.
DermaClear features a 360° rotating tip that performs powerful vacuum-assisted hydradermabrasion for simultaneous chemical and physical peeling, extraction of impurities, and highly-effective penetration of solutions into the skin.
