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Compare Hydrafacial and Inno Facial Options

Use the three options below to compare cleansing, hydration and finishing steps. Your current skin condition and previous response to facials help guide the choice.

Dr. Kiran Sanjel

By Dr. Kiran Sanjel

Reviewed June 19, 2026

Hydrafacial treatment at Let Me In
Let Me In · Compare Hydrafacial and Inno Facial Options

Hydrafacial care includes three focused options: Basic Hydrafacial for cleansing and hydration support, Inno Facial with a clay mask finish and deep renewal flow, and Inno Brightening Facial with the Dr. Lucent iontophoresis protocol.

Hydrafacial categories available

How We Help You Choose the Right Option

We recommend the category based on current skin condition, congestion level, brightness goals, and maintenance history.

  1. Skin Assessment

    We check oil balance, texture, dullness, and blackhead or whitehead buildup before selecting your protocol.

  2. Category Matching

    We compare the available protocols with your concerns, sensitivity and treatment history.

  3. Aftercare and Frequency Plan

    Your clinician recommends aftercare and whether repeat visits are appropriate for your skin.

Quick answers before you book

How often should I book a facial?

The interval depends on your skin, the procedure and how you respond. Confirm an appropriate schedule at assessment rather than booking a course by default.

How long does each session take?

Basic Hydrafacial usually takes 50 to 60 minutes. Inno Facial and Inno Brightening Facial usually take around 1.5 hours.

How do the two Inno options differ?

Inno Facial includes a clay-mask finishing step. Inno Brightening Facial includes a Dr. Lucent pack iontophoresis step. See each option for the full protocol and ask which suits your skin.

Dr. Kiran Sanjel Dermatologist & Venereologist at Let Me In

Medical Review

Dr. Kiran Sanjel

Master's degree in Dermatology and Venereology

Reviewed on: June 19, 2026

Dr. Kiran Sanjel is a highly trained dermatologist and venereologist with a master's degree in dermatology and venereology. She is registered with the Nepal Medical Council (NMC) and is an active member of the Society of Dermatology, Venereology, and Leprosy (SODEVELON).

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