Dermaplaning Gallery
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Dermaplaning.
Dermaplaning is a manual exfoliation using a sterile blade to gently shave dead skin cells and vellus hair, revealing smoother skin. Performed by a trained esthetician, it’s quick, pain-free for most clients and enhances immediate radiance and product absorption.
Many sensitive or mildly acne-prone clients tolerate dermaplaning well, but it’s not recommended for active cystic acne, open lesions, or inflamed skin. We’ll consult, assess skin history, and recommend alternatives or gentle timing to ensure safety and optimal results.
Results typically last three to four weeks as skin naturally renews and vellus hair grows back. Regular treatments every four to six weeks maintain smoothness and glow; timing may vary depending on individual hair growth and skin type.
No — dermaplaning does not change hair color, thickness, or growth rate. It removes the fine vellus hair at the surface; regrowth remains the same texture and appearance, often appearing softer rather than coarser.
Yes — dermaplaning pairs well with many facials, hydrating masks, and chemical peels when scheduled correctly. Your technician will advise ideal sequencing; avoid aggressive resurfacing immediately after dermaplaning and allow skin to recover before deeper treatments.
Aftercare includes daily sunscreen use, gentle cleansers, and hydrating serums. Avoid exfoliants, retinoids, and harsh treatments for several days. Mild redness is normal; keep skin moisturized and consult your esthetician about timing makeup application or follow-up treatments.
