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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Dermaplane Exfoliation Facial.
Yes—when performed by a licensed esthetician, dermaplaning is generally safe for most skin types. Avoid treatment for active acne, open lesions, severe rosacea, or if using strong topical retinoids; consult your esthetician to assess suitability and timing.
Most clients notice smoother, brighter skin immediately; results typically last three to six weeks depending on individual hair growth and skincare routine. Regular treatments every 4–6 weeks maintain glow and maximize product absorption.
No. Dermaplaning removes vellus hair without affecting the follicle, so hair regrowth remains the same texture and thickness. Regrowth may be noticeable as fresh stubble but will not become coarser or darker.
A typical session includes skin analysis, gentle cleansing, and dermaplaning to remove dead cells and peach fuzz, followed by a calming mask, targeted serums, and SPF. Sessions last about 45–60 minutes depending on customization.
Yes. Dermaplaning pairs well with hydrating facials, LED therapy, and targeted serums to enhance results. Avoid combining with aggressive chemical peels or recent waxing; your esthetician will recommend safe, effective combinations.
Avoid topical retinoids, strong acids, waxing, and prolonged sun exposure for at least 3–7 days before treatment. Arrive with clean skin and disclose medications or recent procedures so your esthetician can tailor a safe plan.