Dermaplaning Blade Exfoliation Gallery
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Dermaplaning Blade Exfoliation.
Manual technique uses a sterile blade to gently sweep away dead skin and vellus hair, instantly smoothing texture and increasing radiance. It creates a clean surface so products absorb better; not recommended for inflamed acne.
Most clients experience little to no discomfort during treatment. A trained esthetician performs the procedure gently; you may feel a light scraping sensation but no pain, with immediate results and minimal recovery time.
Results are immediateāskin feels smoother and looks brighter right away. Effects typically last three to four weeks depending on individual skin turnover and hair regrowth; maintenance every four to six weeks preserves the glow.
Dermaplaning is not suitable for active, inflamed acne because the blade can aggravate lesions. We will assess your skin and recommend gentler exfoliation or medical acne treatments until inflammation subsides.
Yes. Because the top layer is removed, skin is temporarily more photosensitive. Wear broad-spectrum SPF 30+ daily, avoid prolonged sun and tanning beds for at least one week, and use gentle skincare to support recovery.
Yesādermaplaning pairs exceptionally well before enzyme treatments or superficial chemical peels, improving product penetration and evenness. Your clinician will determine timing and peel strength to minimize irritation and optimize results.