What Is Dermaplaning Used For?

Safe and effective skin rejuvenation.

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Dermaplaning is a safe and effective manual skin exfoliation treatment that is appropriate for both men and women of all skin tones. A trained aesthetician will use a sterile disposable surgical blade to gently remove the outer layer of dead skin cells and fine vellus hairs (peach fuzz). Dermaplaning is an effective way to increase the absorption of skincare products, reduce acne scarring and improve uneven pigmentation, fine lines and wrinkles. The end result is a polished appearance with increased firmness and elasticity.

What is Dermaplaning used for?

– Rejuvenates dull, lifeless skin.

– Safely remove the skin’s top layers, fine vellous hair, and surface imperfections.

– Reduces acne scarring, improves uneven pigmentation, and fine line wrinkles.

How many treatments are required?

Dermplaning works best when repeated over several weeks. It is recommended on a monthly basis in order to maintain the best results.

Is Dermaplaning safe?

Dermaplaning is a safe and common procedure.

Dermaplaning should be avoided by those who have active acne or recently had laser surgery on the face.

Are there any possible side effects?

You may experience some pinkness and discomfort similar to sunburn after the treatment. Skin conditions may appear worse for a short time, and your skin may become temporarily lighter.

How will this procedure affect my facial hair?

Dermaplaning temporary removes hair without the harsh effects of waxing the entire face and does not change the hair growth pattern or hair texture.

*Individual results may vary from person to person.

Any specific claims or permanence length of results vary for each patient and are not guaranteed. Each treatment plan is designed for an individual patient’s needs, so depending on the area being treated and the condition of the skin, each patient may see different results.