Dermaplaning is a gentle, non-invasive exfoliation treatment that uses a sterile surgical blade to remove dull surface cells and fine vellus hair, often called peach fuzz. Skin is left instantly smoother, brighter, and more refined, with makeup applying more evenly and skincare absorbing more effectively.
What this treatment helps with
- Instantly smoother, softer skin texture
- Removes dead skin buildup and fine vellus hair
- Helps makeup apply more evenly and flawlessly
- Enhances absorption of serums and skincare products
- Promotes a brighter, more refreshed-looking complexion
About this treatment
Dermaplaning is a luxurious manual exfoliation treatment designed to reveal a smoother, more radiant complexion without downtime. Using a sterile, precision surgical blade, a trained esthetician gently sweeps away the outermost layer of dead skin cells along with fine facial hair, helping to soften texture and restore a fresh, luminous glow.
During your dermaplaning facial, the skin is thoroughly cleansed and prepped before controlled, feather-light strokes are performed across the treatment area. The process is comfortable for most clients and does not involve chemicals, needles, or suction, making it an excellent option for those seeking immediate skin-smoothing results.
After treatment, the skin may appear brighter and feel exceptionally soft to the touch. Because the surface barrier is freshly exfoliated, professional serums, moisturizers, and targeted skincare products can penetrate more effectively, enhancing the overall benefits of your facial treatment.
Dermaplaning results typically last three to four weeks, aligning with the skin’s natural renewal cycle. Fine vellus hair does not grow back thicker or darker, and with regular treatments, clients often enjoy a consistently polished, even-looking complexion.
Important considerations
This treatment may not be suitable for everyone. Please review the following before booking:
- •Active acne, inflamed breakouts, or skin infection in the treatment area
- •Open wounds, cuts, abrasions, or recent sunburn
- •Recent use of isotretinoin or highly sensitizing exfoliants without professional clearance
Aftercare instructions
- 1Apply broad-spectrum SPF daily and avoid excessive sun exposure
- 2Avoid retinoids, exfoliating acids, and scrubs for 24–48 hours
- 3Keep skin well hydrated with a gentle moisturizer
- 4Avoid heat treatments, saunas, and intense exercise for the rest of the day