Dermaplaning essentially involves shaving, a practice more common among men who do it daily. Women typically engage in it less frequently unless they have a genetic predisposition to facial hair or conditions like PCOS.

This non-invasive procedure can instantly rejuvenate your skin as it-

1. Removes the dead outer layer of skin cells, known as the stratum corneum.
2. Removes vellus hairs & peach fuzz.
3. Stimulates cytokines to stimulate new skin cells.
4. Increases penetration of skin care such as retinol, AHAs, and vitamin C.

Dermaplaning is the most economical route to achieving radiant skin.

Dermaplaning stands out as an excellent method for enhancing the effectiveness of topicals by swiftly eliminating the dead layer of skin cells. It's notably faster than microdermabrasion and comes at a significantly lower cost.

To prevent hair growth, we recommend getting treatment approximately once per month, though the frequency can vary depending on the individual.

There are certain situations where it's advisable to reconsider undergoing a dermaplaning facial or similar treatment. Firstly, if you're dealing with active acne, rosacea, psoriasis, or eczema flare-ups, it's best to avoid dermaplaning as it could exacerbate irritation and lead to excessive skin peeling.

Post-treatment sensations may include:

- Mild to moderate erythema (redness) for several hours
- Mild flaking, which could persist for 2-4 days

Immediate aftercare instructions include:

- Refraining from exercise, hot showers, spas, pools, and saunas for 24 hours
- Applying hyaluronic acid and all active ingredients immediately after treatment
- Using SPF daily to extend the benefits of the treatment and shield the skin from damage
- Avoiding the use of exfoliating products on the treated area for one week following the procedure