Dermaplaning add-on

What Is A Dermaplaning?

Dermaplaning is a highly effective procedure for removing the outermost layer of dead skin cells and the layer of velous hair  (‘peach fuzz’). The removed skin cells are no longer a protectant, but a barrier for product penetration and other procedures. The thin facial hair trap dirt and oil. That is why the treatment guarantees the smoothest skin possible and allows for better penetration of skin care products.  The  method of controlled ‘scraping’  is safely performed using a sterile disposable surgical blade.

Benefits Of Dermaplaning

• Refines the appearance of fine lines and pores
• Increases the skin’s ability to absorb products
• Reduces the appearance of hyperpigmentation
• Improves elasticity and texture

Who is the Perfect Candidate for Dermaplaning?

The clients with dull, dry, dehydrated skin are excellent candidates. Dermaplanning is also a perfect treatment for those who are using Retin-A or AHA products.

What Type Of Home Care Should I Use After Dermaplaning?

After the treatment use a sunscreen of SPF 30 or higher (physical sunscreen is the best choice), discontinue use of AHA for 72 hours and the most high quality products possible with stem cells, Vitamin C, Peptides and Antioxidants.

Contraindication for Dermaplaning

We cannot dermaplane someone who is highly sensitive, has pustular or active rosacea, acne, thick dark (terminal) hair, pregnant and diabetic clients.

Please stop using exfoliants 48 hours prior to the treatment:

• AHA acids
• Benzoyl peroxide
• Retinols and tretinoin
• Enzymes
• Azelaic acid
• Adapelene

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