Dermaplaning for a smoother, softer, brighter skin surface

If you want smoother skin, a brighter look, and a cleaner makeup application, dermaplaning is a gentle exfoliation treatment we often recommend.

  • Starting from $120
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Starting from $120 Book online anytime, or read through the details below if you want to feel fully prepared first.

What this treatment can help with

  • Remove dead skin cells and facial peach fuzz
  • Leave skin feeling smoother and looking brighter
  • Pair well with other skincare services when you want better product absorption
  • Work for many skin types, including sensitive skin
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How the appointment works

01

Prep the skin

We begin with clean, prepped skin in a calm and comfortable setting.

02

Gentle blade exfoliation

We use a sterile blade at an angle to lift away surface buildup, peach fuzz, and roughness.

03

Soothe and protect

We finish with calming support and sunscreen to protect your freshly treated skin.

Best for

Who this treatment is a good fit for

  • A great fit if you want a smooth, polished finish without major downtime
  • Commonly booked before facials, peels, lasers, or makeup
  • A strong option when you want gentle exfoliation with visible payoff
Aftercare

What to expect after treatment

  • Avoid direct sun exposure and extreme heat for the first few days
  • Skip scrubs and aggressive exfoliators for about a week
  • Focus on hydration, serums, moisturizer, and sunscreen

Questions we hear all the time before booking

Dermaplaning can be an excellent choice if you have sensitive skin or if you are pregnant and want thorough exfoliation. It can also be done before facials, laser, microdermabrasion, and chemical peels to improve product absorption, and it can be done regularly.

Dermaplaning is a safe technique. In the hours following treatment, you may have mild redness in the face, and some people notice whiteheads within a day or two.

Shaving removes vellus hair, sometimes known as peach fuzz. Dermaplaning is an exfoliating treatment that also removes vellus hairs, but a trained aesthetician uses a sterile surgical blade to remove both the hair and dead skin cells.

Dermaplaning is usually done every three to four weeks. An aesthetician can help build the right schedule, and each treatment removes roughly two to three weeks' worth of dead skin cells.

Yes. Dermaplaning can also help reduce the appearance of fine lines, even skin tone, and support the reduction of milia, blackheads, whiteheads, and congestion associated with breakouts.

Hair grows back in the same color and thickness it had before. The skin often looks brighter right after dermaplaning because the dead layer of skin and vellus hair have been removed.

Dermaplaning usually takes around 30 minutes and does not require downtime.

Dermaplaning is completely painless. A trained aesthetician performs it by gently scraping over the surface of the skin.

Yes. Dermaplaning can improve the results of a chemical peel by removing dead skin buildup and allowing the peel to penetrate more effectively.

Absolutely. Dermaplaning is suitable for people of all skin tones. Your aesthetician can provide case-specific guidance and help set realistic expectations for treatment.

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