Cleanse & Dermaplanning Facial vs Hydrafacial in Miami: Compare the Two Menu Options

If you are looking at The Wellness Room's facial menu, Cleanse & Dermaplanning Facial and Hydrafacial may both catch your attention. They have different names, descriptions and listed prices. A useful first step is to compare those exact entries, then discuss your questions with the esthetician before booking.

The Wellness Room currently lists Cleanse & Dermaplanning Facial at $180. The Wellness Room currently lists Hydrafacial at $160. Both appear in the Skin Rejuvenation Pricing / Facials section of the Pricing page. The $20 difference describes the displayed menu prices; it does not establish which service is appropriate for your skin or what results you can expect.

What the two listings describe

The Cleanse & Dermaplanning Facial entry combines a cleanse with professional dermaplaning. That identifies a named step to ask the esthetician about. Keep the full service name when requesting a consultation, especially because the menu also includes The Cleanse Facial as a separate listing.

The Hydrafacial entry describes several steps involving cleansing, exfoliation, extraction and serums. A reader can use that description to frame questions about the current service. The listing does not identify a device model or a particular serum brand, so this comparison does not add either one.

These are descriptions of the clinic's current menu. They do not decide personal suitability, recommend a treatment or promise a change in appearance. The esthetician can discuss the service details and the questions that matter for your consultation.

Why the exact service name matters

The menu spelling is Cleanse & Dermaplanning Facial. Someone searching for dermaplaning may use a different spelling, but the clinic's full listing makes it easier to identify the service being discussed. Ask about that $180 facial rather than assuming every facial includes the same steps.

Hydrafacial has its own $160 listing. It is also separate from Deep Cleaning Facial and the other entries on the page. When comparing options, keep the name beside the price so that a conversation about one service does not drift into another.

The Wellness Room also lists custom facials, with prices varying based on consultation with the esthetician. That gives you a specific additional question if neither description answers what you want to discuss. It is not evidence that a custom facial is included in either listed price.

Make the consultation about your concern

Perhaps you want the esthetician to explain dermaplaning, or you are curious about what the Hydrafacial appointment currently includes. Say that directly. You do not need to select a procedure from a menu description before contacting The Wellness Room.

For example, a reader comparing the two entries might ask: “Could you explain how these appointments differ, and what you would need to review with me before I choose?” That keeps the conversation focused on the service while leaving individual decisions with the clinic.

If you have a date in mind for a Miami event, bring it up during the consultation. Ask the esthetician to discuss timing and your questions. This article does not set a treatment schedule, recovery window or deadline for booking either service.

Compare the price without filling in missing details

The two displayed prices are straightforward: $180 for Cleanse & Dermaplanning Facial and $160 for Hydrafacial. The difference is $20. Neither number by itself establishes appointment length, a package, an add-on or a recommended series.

Ask The Wellness Room to confirm the current price and what is included before making a booking decision. Avoid assuming that one entry contains every step described in the other, or that paying more guarantees a particular outcome. A consultation can address the actual options instead of leaving you to infer them from their names.

Why discuss the options with The Wellness Room

The Wellness Room publishes both named services on the same facial menu, along with custom facial options discussed with the esthetician. You can bring the two specific entries to one conversation and ask for clarification from the clinic providing them.

That is a concrete reason to contact The Wellness Room: a published starting point for price comparison, current service descriptions and a consultation pathway for personal questions. You can review the Pricing page linked below, then ask about the details the menu does not settle.

Request a facial consultation with The Wellness Room. Call +1 (786) 985-0085 to discuss Cleanse & Dermaplanning Facial and Hydrafacial. Confirm the current service details and pricing with the esthetician before booking.