— Quick facts
The essentials, at a glance.
- Which studio
- Shoreline is the Aurora Ave N side. Lynnwood is the I-5 at I-405 side
- Price difference between studios
- None. One menu, identical prices
- Is HydraFacial generic?
- No. It is a brand of device, not a type of facial
- The standard booking
- HydraFacial Deluxe, 60 min, $150
- What Deluxe includes
- HydraFacial Deluxe, 60 min, $150, one personalized booster serum
- Not the same treatment
- Classic Hydration Facial, 60 min, $110, a different booking
- Scalp version of the name
- Hydra Keravive Scalp, 90 min, $258
- Menu heading it sits under
- HydraFacial & Advanced
The name
HydraFacial is a device brand, not a generic facial.
HydraFacial is the name of a device brand. It isn't a word for facials in general. A studio can only use the name when it uses that company's machine. Our menu lists these treatments under a heading called HydraFacial & Advanced. When you search for a HydraFacial near Seattle WA, you're looking for that one device rather than a whole category of facials.
That is also why the prices differ. Our Classic Hydration Facial is 60 min $110, and our menu calls it a hydrating facial to deeply moisturize and restore radiance. The HydraFacial Deluxe is 60 min $150, which includes one personalized booster serum. Your studio page explains the treatment in full, at HydraFacial in Shoreline or HydraFacial in Lynnwood.
Names on the menu that look alike
Other bookings sit under the same HydraFacial & Advanced heading. The Hydradermabrasion Facial is 60 min $140. That is a separate treatment from the branded HydraFacial options. Our advanced facials page lays out that whole group side by side.
Face or scalp
Why a scalp treatment shows up in a facial search.
Hydra Keravive Scalp is 90 min $258. Our menu describes it as a HydraFacial Keravive treatment for a clean, hydrated, refreshed-feeling scalp. The brand name is shared, but this one is used on the scalp instead of the face. That shared name is why a search for a face treatment can land you on a scalp page. A lot of people don't expect that, so it helps to know before you book.
Decide first what you actually want worked on. If it is your face, the Deluxe is your booking. If it is your scalp, book the Keravive at the studio you prefer. Details live at Keravive in Shoreline and Keravive in Lynnwood.
Two studios
Which studio, decided by the drive.
D4 Season has no studio inside Seattle city limits. Both of ours sit north of the city. Shoreline is the Aurora Ave N side. It opened in 2022 and was Seattle's first specialized head spa. Lynnwood is the I-5 at I-405 side. It is the newer studio, and facials there are done by a licensed esthetician. That is the one real difference between the two rooms.
Prices match at both studios, so most people choose by drive time. Pick the side of the map that is fewer minutes from your door. Then open that studio's page and book there. Each studio page has its own booking link, hours and details. Full addresses for both are on our locations page.
— Inside the studio
— Step by step
From a Seattle search to the right D4 Season page
Four checks that sort out the search before you book anything.
- 1 Confirm you want the brand, not a lookalike Only HydraFacial Deluxe and Hydra Keravive Scalp carry the name. The Hydradermabrasion Facial, 60 min $140, does not.
- 2 Decide face or scalp For your face, look at HydraFacial Deluxe 60 min $150. For your scalp, look at Hydra Keravive Scalp 90 min $258.
- 3 Pick the side of the map Shoreline is the Aurora Ave N side. Lynnwood is the I-5 at I-405 side. Prices are identical, so choose the shorter drive.
- 4 Hand off to that studio's page Open the Shoreline or Lynnwood HydraFacial page. Each one carries its own booking link and studio details.
— Menu & pricing
The two treatments that carry the HydraFacial name
| Service | Duration | Price |
|---|---|---|
| HydraFacial Deluxe | 60 min | $150 |
| Hydra Keravive Scalp | 90 min | $258 |
Only these two use the branded device. Everything else on the menu is a different booking. Gratuity is not included.
— Common questions
Asked & answered.
Is HydraFacial a brand name or just a type of facial?
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It is a brand name. HydraFacial refers to a specific device made by a specific company. A treatment can only be called a HydraFacial when that device is used. On our menu the name appears on HydraFacial Deluxe, 60 min $150. It sits under a menu heading called HydraFacial & Advanced. Any facial without that word in its name is a different booking.
Why does a HydraFacial cost more than the Classic Hydration Facial?
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They are different treatments. The Classic Hydration Facial is 60 min $110. Our menu describes it as a hydrating facial to deeply moisturize and restore radiance. The HydraFacial Deluxe is 60 min $150. Our menu describes it as a HydraFacial cleanse with a gentle exfoliating peel, light-suction extraction and intense hydration. The named device is the reason for the $40 gap between the two.
Do you have a HydraFacial location inside Seattle?
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No. D4 Season has two studios and both sit north of Seattle. Shoreline is the Aurora Ave N side, and it opened in 2022. Lynnwood is the I-5 at I-405 side, and it is the newer studio. Facials in Lynnwood are done by a licensed esthetician. One menu covers both studios and the prices match.
Which D4 Season studio should I pick coming from Seattle?
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Choose the shorter drive. Coming north out of the city on Aurora Ave N, Shoreline is the one you reach first. Coming up I-5, or across from the east side on I-405, Lynnwood is the easier stop. After that, read the page for that studio. Each studio page covers its own booking link, hours and details.
Why does a scalp treatment show up when I search for a HydraFacial near Seattle?
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Because the name is shared. Hydra Keravive Scalp is 90 min $258. Our menu calls it a HydraFacial Keravive treatment for a clean, hydrated, refreshed-feeling scalp. It uses the brand name on the scalp rather than on the face. Search results pick up the HydraFacial word and show it to you. If your face is the concern, look at the Deluxe instead.
How do I tell a HydraFacial from a similar-sounding facial?
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Read the name on the menu rather than the description. Our HydraFacial & Advanced group also holds the Hydradermabrasion Facial, 60 min $140. That is a separate booking and does not carry the HydraFacial name. HydraFacial Deluxe and Hydra Keravive Scalp do.
Are HydraFacial prices the same at both D4 Season studios?
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Yes. D4 Season runs one menu across both studios and the prices are identical. HydraFacial Deluxe is 60 min $150 at both. Hydra Keravive Scalp is 90 min $258 at both. Gratuity is not included in any listed price.
— Research & references
A facial is skincare, and it's also a chance to lie back and relax. We make no medical or clinical claims about results. If you want to read about the wellness side, see the NCCIH on relaxation techniques , managing stress , the Mayo Clinic on relaxation techniques to lower stress and mind and body practices . These are general educational references, not claims about our services. D4 Season is a relaxation and wellness spa, not a medical provider.
— New to head spas?
Read the head spa guide.
— Continue exploring
Related pages & menus.
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Main hub
Facial & skin care menu
Every facial we offer, from the 30 min Guasha Lifting Facial at $70 to the 60 min La Mer Renewal Facial at $158.
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Location
HydraFacial in Shoreline, WA
The original studio, on the Aurora Ave N side. Booking details, hours and the full HydraFacial walkthrough.
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Location
HydraFacial in Lynnwood, WA
The newer studio, on the I-5 at I-405 side, where facials are done by a licensed esthetician.
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Related page
Hydra Keravive Scalp, 90 min $258
The same brand name used on the scalp instead of the face. Book this one if your scalp is the concern.
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Advanced facials north of Seattle
The full HydraFacial & Advanced group, including Hydradermabrasion Facial 60 min $140 and La Mer Renewal Facial.
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