Dermaplaning
Dermaplaning is a non-invasive cosmetic treatment that involves scraping off 2-3 weeks of dead skin cells along with vellus hair, aka peach fuzz. It will leave your skin brighter and incredibly smooth and soft. This allows for greater penetration of your skincare products and creates a flawless canvas for makeup to glide on smoothly.
Using a gentle blade, the layers of rough, dull and damaged skin, are manually removed. In the process, unwanted facial hair that sits above the epidermis is removed as well.
What to expect from your treatment
You’ll feel the sensation of the blade crossing your skin, like shaving with a razor. You you won’t feel any discomfort.ù
After the treatment you can expect extra smooth skin. Some clients experience slight redness which will fade quickly.
target areas
- Full Face
Appointment Time
Your appointment time will be approximately 30mins.
Downtime
Dermaplaning has no downtime. You can resume normal activities right after the procedure.
Aftercare
Avoid sun exposure and care for your skin with a good cleaning regimen.
Try to avoid makeup for the first 24 hours to give your skin time to breathe.
Try to avoid makeup for the first 24 hours to give your skin time to breathe.
Products used
Face Exfoliating Tool
FAQ
Generally, the results last about 2-3 weeks, which is the amount of time it takes the skin to complete a rejuvenation cycle
After the injection, you may experience mild and temporary side effects, including bruising, redness, and swelling. This is completely normal and not a cause for concern. These side effects will last up to two days at the most.
The procedure is painless. Dermaplaning feels much like shaving with a regular razol although the procedure is quite different.
Dermaplaning can help minimize the appearance of acne scars, fine lines, wrinkles and dull skin. The procedure can reveal smoother, firmer and healthier skin.
why choose dermaplaning
before your appointment
At least three to five days before your procedure, stop exfoliating altogether. If your skin is even slightly burnt, an esthetician cannot get to work on any type of skincare treatment.
Avoid sun exposure, especially if you are prone to sunburns and redness, in the week or two leading up to your dermaplaning appointment.
Dermaplaning cannot be performed on active acne as it can easily spread the bacteria and cause another flare-up. If you do have an acne flare up, you might want to reschedule or alternatively try microdermabrasion.
Avoid sun exposure, especially if you are prone to sunburns and redness, in the week or two leading up to your dermaplaning appointment.
Dermaplaning cannot be performed on active acne as it can easily spread the bacteria and cause another flare-up. If you do have an acne flare up, you might want to reschedule or alternatively try microdermabrasion.
before your appointment
At least three to five days before your procedure, stop exfoliating altogether. If your skin is even slightly burnt, an esthetician cannot get to work on any type of skincare treatment.
Avoid sun exposure, especially if you are prone to sunburns and redness, in the week or two leading up to your dermaplaning appointment.
Dermaplaning cannot be performed on active acne as it can easily spread the bacteria and cause another flare-up. If you do have an acne flare up, you might want to reschedule or alternatively try microdermabrasion.
Avoid sun exposure, especially if you are prone to sunburns and redness, in the week or two leading up to your dermaplaning appointment.
Dermaplaning cannot be performed on active acne as it can easily spread the bacteria and cause another flare-up. If you do have an acne flare up, you might want to reschedule or alternatively try microdermabrasion.