Dermaplaning

PRO Dermaplaning

Dermalogica's Pro Dermaplaning offers one of the most comprehensive exfoliation of any dermaplaning treatment. This is accomplished by combing customised mechanical and chemical exfoliation techniques - utilising chemical resurfacing and professional serums to precisely target skin concerns.
Whatever your skin concerns may be, Pro Dermaplaning will instantly reveal smoother skin and help remove hyper pigmented dead skin cells.

Dermaplaning (or Epi-blading) is a service that uses a specialised blade to remove dead skin cells and fine vellus hair "peach fuzz". It is considered a physical form of exfoliation and leaves the skin soft, smooth, and bright.
Dermaplaning is safe for most people, with little risk of side effects. This procedure doesn't require any downtime for recovery, which makes it convenient and effective treatment.
Dermaplaning can be used for any skin type, and anyone with:
- Acne scars, dry skin, dull skin, sun-damaged skin, fine wrinkles.
Dermaplaning provides a non-invasive treatment that performs a mechanical, gentle exfoliation removing the top layer of cells of the epidermis. This exfoliation enables cell renewal and turnover, increases the circulation of the skin, and stimulates fibroblast activity, improves hydration and stimulates collagen and elastin production to reduce wrinkle depth and volume.
Another advantage to Dermaplaning is that it removes the fine, vellum hairs "peach fuzz" on the skin. The fine hair can prevent makeup application going onto the skin evenly and smoothly and so the removal of the hair enables a better application.
Unlike other skin resurfacing techniques, Dermaplaning is painless and doesn't require and down time. It is safe for all skin types and skin conditions.

1. What is dermaplaning?

Dermaplaning is a non-invasive exfoliation treatment that removes dead skin cells and fine vellus hair (often called "peach fuzz") from the surface of the skin. It is done using a sterilized surgical scalpel that gently scrapes off the outer layer of dead skin, revealing a smoother, brighter complexion.

2. Is dermaplaning safe?

Yes, dermaplaning is safe when performed by a trained professional. It’s a gentle treatment and doesn’t cause cuts or abrasions. However, it’s important to ensure you’re getting the procedure done by a licensed practitioner, as improper technique or unclean tools can lead to irritation or infection.

3. Will dermaplaning cause my hair to grow back thicker or darker?

No, dermaplaning does not change the texture or growth of your hair. The fine, peach fuzz that is removed during the treatment will grow back at the same rate and texture. It’s a common misconception that hair grows back thicker, but dermaplaning only removes the superficial hair, not the root, so it doesn’t affect its growth pattern.

4. How often can I get dermaplaning?

Dermaplaning can be done every 4-6 weeks, which is about how long it takes for the skin to renew itself. Since it’s a gentle exfoliation, there’s no need to wait longer than that unless recommended by your esthetician, depending on your skin type and needs.

5. Are there any side effects or downtime after dermaplaning?

Dermaplaning has minimal downtime, with most people experiencing only slight redness or sensitivity immediately afterward. Your skin might feel a little dry or tight, but it should subside within a few hours. It’s important to apply sunscreen after the treatment because your skin may be more sensitive to UV rays.

Dermaplaning is a relatively simple, effective treatment that leaves the skin feeling soft, smooth, and glowing, with no long recovery time required!

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