Cleansing
The skin is prepared by removing surface makeup, oil and debris before the remaining facial steps begin.
Monday
9AM - 7PM
Tuesday
9AM - 7PM
Wednesday
9AM - 7PM
Thursday
9AM - 8PM
Friday
9AM - 8PM
Saturday
9AM - 6PM
Sunday
11AM - 5PM
A 70-minute, device-based facial experience designed to combine surface cleansing, exfoliation and hydration in one personalized appointment.
A Hydrafacial is a device-based facial built around several surface skincare steps in one appointment. Unlike a fully manual facial, a treatment device forms part of the cleansing, exfoliation and hydration experience.
Pink Lime currently offers a 70-minute Hydrafacial at its Yaletown spa. Your provider will explain the products, equipment and steps used for your appointment before treatment.
Good to know: This cosmetic facial is intended to support refreshed-looking skin. It is not positioned as a medical treatment or a cure for acne, rosacea or another skin condition.
The skin is prepared by removing surface makeup, oil and debris before the remaining facial steps begin.
Surface buildup is addressed using the method, products and treatment intensity selected for your skin.
When suitable and included in your protocol, the device may assist with surface congestion. Complete pore clearing is not guaranteed.
Finishing steps focus on moisture and products chosen to leave the skin feeling comfortable and refreshed.
A hydration-focused option for complexions that appear depleted or feel tight.
Surface cleansing and exfoliation can support a fresher, more luminous appearance.
Your esthetician can assess whether this process suits skin with visible buildup.
A multi-step surface treatment may help the complexion look smoother and more polished.
Discuss appointment timing if you want refreshed-looking skin before a special occasion.
Combine several facial stages in one structured, 70-minute appointment.
Someone concerned about congestion may be comparing a device-based Hydrafacial with a customized or acne-focused facial. These options do not use identical methods, and the most appropriate choice depends on what the esthetician observes during consultation.
Share any sensitivity, active breakouts, medications or recent professional treatments. If your concern may require medical assessment, speak with a qualified healthcare provider.
A device-based experience with a structured, multi-step process built around surface cleansing, exfoliation and hydration.
An esthetician-led facial adjusted around the client’s skin condition, comfort and goals rather than one fixed sequence.
A different resurfacing technology. It should not be treated as an interchangeable service or assumed to be better or worse.
No single treatment is automatically best for everyone. The right option depends on the experience you prefer, your current skin and your cosmetic goals.
Current listed price. Confirm availability when booking.
Pink Lime currently lists each of the following facial upgrades at $25.
Tell your provider about current skincare, recent professional treatments, unusual sensitivity and your main cosmetic concern.
Follow the personalized instructions provided. If skin feels temporarily sensitive, keep your routine simple and avoid adding unnecessary actives.
If this is your first treatment, avoid booking at the last possible moment. Leave time to see how your individual skin responds.
Mali is a licensed esthetician with more than 18 years of experience in beauty and skincare. Her published profile lists customized hydra facials, skin rejuvenation and multiple types of facial among her specialties.
Her personalized approach begins with discussing your skin, priorities and comfort so the appointment can be planned around you.
Pink Lime’s current service menu lists the 70-minute Hydrafacial at $200. Optional facial upgrades are listed separately.
Protocols can vary. Ask Pink Lime to confirm the exact steps included in your appointment before relying on extraction as part of the service.
It may form part of event preparation, but first-time clients should allow enough time to see how their skin responds instead of trying a new procedure immediately before a major occasion.
No. A Hydrafacial uses a device-based process, while a customized facial follows a different esthetic approach adjusted around current skin needs.
There is no universal schedule. Appointment frequency should reflect your skin goals, response to treatment and your esthetician’s recommendation.
Skin response varies, so zero downtime cannot be guaranteed. Your esthetician will explain aftercare based on your skin and the treatment performed.
Plan a 70-minute cleansing and hydration facial at Pink Lime’s downtown Vancouver location. Bring details about your current routine and mention any sensitivities or upcoming events during consultation.