Dermaplaning is a safe and highly effective physical exfoliation procedure that removes the top-most layer of dead skin along with fine vellus hair (aka peach fuzz). The procedure can be performed monthly, in less than thirty minutes, with no downtime post-treatment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Temporary removal of “peach fuzz” covering the face, leading to more vibrant and even skin tone and texture.
Enhanced product absorption.
Increase in proteins such as collagen and elastin to fight signs of aging.
Hyperkeratosis reduction. Dermaplaning will reduce the build-up of dead surface skin that causes acne.
Hyperpigmentation.
Your medical professional will apply the peel quickly and evenly, watching your skin carefully to remove the peel at the right time. After the peel comes off, your skin will be treated as needed.
After cleansing your face, the surface layer of dirt, oil, and dead skin cells will be carefully scraped off by the skin care specialist using a sterilized surgical scalpel. After the procedure, clinical products specially selected for your skin will be applied by the specialist.
No, the procedure does not trigger hair follicles so your hair will return as it was before the procedure.
The procedure is recommended for anyone that wishes to have smoother, healthier looking skin. However, it is not advised to those with acne.
Dermaplaning is performed on the face only.
Similar to shaving, dermaplaning can cause the skin to bleed due to a sharp blade being used to perform the procedure, but the chance of that happening is rare.
Dermaplaning will remove about 3 weeks worth of dead surface skin cells so it is best to wait around 3 to 4 weeks between procedures.
There is no recovery time associated with the procedure, you will not leave with red or irritated skin. Make-up and other facial products can be applied immediately following dermaplaning.
When performed by a licensed and experience aesthetician there is no more danger in the procedure than there is when a man shaves his face.
