HydraFacial Machine Price in Pakistan (2026): 7-in-1 to 17-in-1 Compared
What a hydrafacial machine costs in Pakistan, what the extra handpieces on 9-in-1 to 17-in-1 models actually do, and how to choose one that pays for itself.
By The Cosmex Team Updated 6 min read
A hydrafacial machine is often the first device a salon or skin clinic buys, because one machine covers several facial steps that clients already ask for: deep cleansing, exfoliation, hydration and a finishing step. In Pakistan, hydrafacial machines on our catalogue currently range from PKR 70,000 to PKR 525,000, depending on how many handpieces the machine has and whether it includes a skin analyser.
This guide explains what you get as you move from a portable 7-in-1 unit to a 17-in-1 system, what the machine costs to run after you buy it, and how to choose the model that suits your treatment menu and budget.
Hydrafacial machine prices in Pakistan (live prices)
The table below is pulled straight from our catalogue, so the prices and stock you see are current.
| Model | Price | Availability | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hydrafacial 7-in-1 | PKR 75,000 | In stock | Details |
| Hydrafacial 9-in-1 | PKR 135,000 | In stock | Details |
| Hydrafacial Aqua Star 10-in-1 | PKR 525,000 | In stock | Details |
| Hydrafacial 11-in-1 | PKR 185,000 | In stock | Details |
| Hydrafacial 12-in-1 | PKR 230,000 | In stock | Details |
| Hydrafacial 14-in-1 | PKR 350,000 | In stock | Details |
| Hydrafacial 15-in-1 | PKR 400,000 | In stock | Details |
| Hydrafacial 17-in-1 | PKR 500,000 | In stock | Details |
| Hydrafacial Alice Super Bubble | PKR 425,000 | In stock | Details |
| Hydrafacial Alice Super Max | PKR 475,000 | In stock | Details |
Prices update automatically from our catalogue. Confirm the final price and stock on WhatsApp.
When you compare prices from different sellers, compare what is in the box rather than just the number in the name. Two "12-in-1" machines can differ in pump strength, build quality, the handpieces included, and whether spare tips and solutions are available locally.
What does 7-in-1, 12-in-1 or 17-in-1 actually mean?
The number is the count of handpieces or functions supplied with the machine. Every hydrafacial machine is built around a hydra-dermabrasion handpiece: a tip that uses vacuum suction to cleanse and exfoliate while it delivers solution to the skin. The extra handpieces add further steps to a facial. The ones you will see most often are:
- Ultrasonic skin scrubber: a vibrating spatula used to loosen surface debris and help apply products.
- Radiofrequency (RF) handle: gentle warming used in facial "lifting" steps.
- Oxygen spray gun: a fine mist of solution or serum.
- Bio or microcurrent handle: low-level current used in toning steps.
- Cold hammer: a cooling probe used at the end of a facial.
- Ultrasound, LED and skin analyser: found on larger systems.
More handpieces means more steps you can offer and charge for, but only if your team is trained to use them. Many clinics find that five or six handpieces do most of the work, so it is worth listing the treatments you plan to sell before you pay for extra functions.
Which hydrafacial machine suits your business?
Starting out, or a salon adding facials: 7-in-1 and 9-in-1 portable units
Portable machines such as the Hydrafacial 7-in-1 (PKR 75,000) and Hydrafacial 9-in-1 (PKR 135,000) cover the core cleansing, exfoliation and hydration steps at the lowest cost. They are light, easy to move between rooms and suit salons that want to add a machine facial without a large investment. Check the suction strength and the size of the solution bottles, because smaller units may need refilling more often on a busy day.
Busy salons and skin clinics: 11-in-1 and 14-in-1
Mid-range systems such as the Hydrafacial 11-in-1 and Hydrafacial 14-in-1 add handpieces for lifting and tightening steps, so you can build premium facial packages on one machine. They are a common choice once a clinic is doing several facials a day.
Clinics that sell skin consultations: models with a skin analyser
The Hydrafacial 12-in-1, 15-in-1 and Aqua Star 10-in-1 include a skin analyser. A built-in analyser lets you photograph the skin at the first visit, explain your recommendations with images, and keep before-and-after records for follow-up visits. For many clinics that consultation step is what turns a single facial into a treatment plan.
Flagship treatment rooms: 17-in-1 and the Alice Super Bubble range
The Hydrafacial 17-in-1 gives you the widest choice of steps on one system. The Alice Super Bubble and Alice Super Bubble MAX focus on bubble cleansing and are aimed at clinics that want a premium-looking signature facial.
Running costs: what you pay after the machine
The purchase price is only part of the cost. Before you set your treatment prices, add up what each facial uses:
- Solutions: most protocols use a set of cleansing, exfoliating and hydrating solutions in sequence.
- Tips: hydra-dermabrasion tips are replaced regularly for hygiene.
- Filters and tubing: these wear over time and should be changed as the manufacturer recommends.
- Power protection: a voltage stabiliser or UPS protects the pump and electronics from voltage fluctuations.
A simple way to check whether a machine will pay for itself is: machine price ÷ (price you charge per facial − consumables per facial) = facials needed to break even. As an illustration only, a PKR 185,000 machine, a PKR 5,000 facial and PKR 1,000 of consumables per session would need about 47 facials to cover the machine. Use your own prices and costs for the real figure.
Buying checklist
- List the facial steps you will actually sell, then pick the smallest machine that covers them.
- Check the suction strength and the pump type, and ask to see the machine working.
- Decide whether you need a skin analyser for consultations.
- Confirm that replacement tips and solutions are available in Pakistan, and what they cost.
- Ask what the warranty covers, for how long, and who repairs the machine.
- Ask whether operator training is included at delivery.
- Plan for a stabiliser or UPS in the treatment room.
Buying a hydrafacial machine in Lahore and across Pakistan
Our office is in Johar Town, Lahore. We deliver across Pakistan, usually within 3 to 7 business days, with same-day or next-day delivery in Lahore. Send us the model name on WhatsApp for current stock and details; every order is confirmed with you on WhatsApp before dispatch.
Want current prices or stock?
Send us the model name on WhatsApp. We deliver across Pakistan from our Johar Town, Lahore office.
Frequently asked questions
What is the price of a hydrafacial machine in Pakistan?
On our catalogue today, hydrafacial machines range from PKR 70,000 to PKR 525,000. Portable 7-in-1 units are at the lower end; 15-in-1 and 17-in-1 systems and machines with skin analysers are at the upper end.
Is a 7-in-1 hydrafacial machine good enough for a clinic?
For a clinic starting out, or a salon adding one machine facial, a 7-in-1 covers the core steps. Clinics that want to sell premium packages or skin consultations usually move to an 11-in-1 or larger, or to a model with a skin analyser.
Can a hydrafacial machine be used at home?
The machines in this guide are professional devices for clinics and salons, intended for trained operators. We supply them to professionals.
What is the difference between a hydrafacial and a normal facial?
A normal facial is done by hand. A hydrafacial uses a machine with suction and solution delivery to cleanse and exfoliate in controlled steps, usually followed by other handpieces for hydration and finishing.
Do you deliver outside Lahore?
Yes. We deliver nationwide, usually within 3 to 7 business days. Contact us or message us on WhatsApp for delivery to your city.
Planning a new clinic? Read our guide on how to open an aesthetic clinic in Pakistan, or browse all hydrafacial machines.
