Dermaplaning

Is a deep manual exfoliation that removes the outermost layer of skin cells. It leaves skin feeling smooth, supple, and vibrant. The technique of controlled scraping using a #10 scalpel and a #3 stainless steel surgical blade handle. This procedure can be performed alone or with other exfoliation treatments like chemical peels or derma needling. Oh, and say goodbye to all that peach fuzz! While at the same time removes fine vellus facial hair (tiny translucent or blonde hair) that can hold onto dirt and oil.

But if you are blading my face won’t my hair grow back darker and thicker? 

Never! It’s impossible for vellus hair to grow back darker or thicker. It will always grow back the same way.

Who is dermaplaning for? 

All skin types can benefit from dermaplaning with the exception of acne (mild to moderate (grade 1 and 2) is fine, can work around) and overproduction of oil which can lead to more acne bacteria causing more breakouts.

What can dermaplaning do for you? 

We all know it can remove unwanted facial hair, leaving the skin super soft your makeup with go on the skin so smoothly and blend to perfection. Dry skin types will love this treatment, leaving dull flaky skin supple and glowing. Overtime can help to decrease the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, and pigmentation. Can help with acne (grades 1 and 2), superficial acne scarring, and comedones (black and whiteheads). Yes! Those bad boys pop right out.

Contraindications: Bruised skin – Those undergoing cancer treatments – Epilepsy – Non controlled diabetes – Hemophilia – Cold sours or fever blisters – Excessive erythema (redness) – Sunburned skin – Lupus – Rash -Moles (can work around) – Skin tags (can work around) – Warts (will not workaround. Cannot be treated on) – Psoriasis – Seborrhea – Excema – Accutane – Coumadin or other blood thinners – Dermatitis – Retin – A/Retinal/Vitamin C (stop using 48 hours before and 4 to 7 days after treatment)

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