During treatment, one of our highly trained providers uses a sterile surgical blade to carefully resurface the skin. This process exfoliates the outer layer of dead cells and removes fine hair that can trap dirt and oil. The result is a clearer surface that enhances product absorption and creates the perfect canvas for flawless makeup application.
Dermaplaning is comfortable, quick, and requires no recovery time. Most sessions take less than 30 minutes, making it the perfect “lunchtime treatment.” Afterward, patients notice immediate improvement in skin texture and radiance, with results that last several weeks.
For enhanced results, dermaplaning can be combined with other treatments such as chemical peels, facials, or laser services. By clearing away the surface layer of dead skin, dermaplaning allows these treatments and medical-grade products to penetrate more effectively for optimized results.
Dermaplaning is safe for most skin types and is an excellent option for patients seeking gentle exfoliation without chemicals or downtime. It is especially popular for those preparing for a big event or simply wanting to maintain a fresh, youthful glow. Patients with active acne may not be ideal candidates, and our providers will guide you toward the best treatment for your skin’s needs.
Dermaplaning is a quick, gentle exfoliation treatment that uses a specialized scalpel/sterile surgical blade to remove dead skin cells and peach fuzz, leaving skin smoother and brighter.
Yes. The page states dermaplaning is safe for all skin types, including sensitive skin, and is pregnancy-safe, with zero downtime.
Most sessions take less than 30 minutes, and results can last several weeks.
Benefits listed include smoother/brighter skin, peach fuzz removal, improved product absorption, a better makeup base, and it’s non-invasive with no downtime.
Yes. The page notes dermaplaning can be paired with chemical peels, facials, or laser treatments to help products/treatments penetrate more effectively. It also notes patients with active acne may not be ideal candidates.
