Dermaplaning is a manual exfoliation procedure using a straight edge surgical blade at a 45-degree angle to exfoliate the epidermis while removing fine vellus hairs.
Dermaplaning (aka Epidermal Levelling) is a manual exfoliation procedure using a specialised straight edge surgical blade or scalpel at a 45-degree angle to exfoliate the epidermis while removing fine vellus hairs. The exfoliation achieved is similar to microdermabrasion but without negative pressure.
Dermaplaning is a safe and effective treatment to improve the texture and tone of the skin, reduce fine vellus hairs and improve the absorption of both treatment and at-home products. This treatment also aids the smooth application of make-up. The procedure involves the use of a patented, single-use blade that works by removing surface dead skin cells and fine downy hair, leaving the skin feeling smooth, soft and hydrated. The procedure is painless, time effective and requires no downtime.
We recommend getting Dermaplaning done every three to four weeks.
Specifically, dermaplaning will:
It can also reduce the appearance of:
General side effects from dermaplaning may include:Â
Immediately and for 72 hours after a treatment:Â
Avoid refining products for a week, including retinol, alpha-hydroxide acids and manual exfoliants. Â