Maybe Not; Enter In Dermaplaning

Threading, waxing, laser, creams – even shaving! There’s nothing that hasn’t been tried and tested to get rid of those pesky facial hair. But each method has its own drawback; threading and waxing can be unbearably painful, creams promote thicker growth, laser is too expensive, and shaving is too ‘manly’ for some.

Is there then no cure for this universal headache? Are women condemned to live with facial fuzz forever?

Maybe not; enter in Dermaplaning. A professionally-done procedure, dermaplaning takes face-shaving to a whole another level. But is it just shaving your face? Not really, there’s more to it.

What is Dermaplaning?

Dermaplaning is a non-invasive dermatological procedure that involves exfoliation of the outermost layers of the skin using a fine, sterile scalpel. It gently removes vellus hair, also known as peach fuzz, along with sloughing away dead skin cells from the face. This leads to a healthy production of new skin cells which leaves your face smooth, radiant and, rejuvenated.

People who get dermaplaning done will see a noticeable improvement in the texture of their skin. Your face will seem and look baby smooth following the treatment. It also allows other products to penetrate more deeply into your skin since there are no dead skin cells acting as a barrier in between. It also works great as an acne scars treatment.

Benefits of Dermaplaning

Dermaplaning removes the outermost dermis of the face, triggering a cell regeneration process. Touting an array of skincare benefits; people with dark facial hair will notice an immediate improvement in skin brightness. Regular treatments will do wonders such as,

· Improving the texture and tone of your skin

· Diminishing the appearance of fine lines

· Reducing acne scars

· Improved penetration of skin care products

· Smoother application of make-up

· Anti-aging qualities

Who Should Go For It?

Dermaplaning is a safe and gentle procedure that is a godsend for people with low pain tolerance. It is non-traumatic and is effective for everyone. People with a dry and rough skin texture will especially benefit from dermaplaning.

However, people who have active pustular acne should wait for their skin to calm down before going in for a session.

Don’t Try At Home

It should be noted that dermaplaning is a skin care procedure that requires proper handling of the scalpel and a skilled approach to slough off the dead skin. Not everyone is capable of employing the specific technique and may end up with nicks and cuts on their face instead.

It is better to visit a skilled professional or a good spa, such as Prestige Health Group, to get your dermaplaning done from. They will ensure you have a safe and smooth procedure and get the best results possible. Treat yourself to a dermaplaning session because your skin deserves the best!