Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Dermaplaning.

Yes, Dermaplaning is generally safe for sensitive skin when performed by our trained estheticians. We assess skin first, avoid active cystic acne or inflamed lesions, and adjust technique. Patch testing and post-care minimize irritation and support gentle, effective results.

A typical Dermaplaning session lasts about 45 to 60 minutes, including consultation, gentle exfoliation, and soothing serums. Timing varies with add-ons like masks or extra facial therapies; we'll customize duration based on your skin needs and desired results.

No, Dermaplaning removes vellus hair without changing its structure; regrowth remains the same thickness and texture. Hair may appear finer because skin is smoother. Regular treatments simply maintain a soft, polished surface without stimulating coarser growth.

We recommend Dermaplaning every 3 to 6 weeks depending on individual skin type and goals. Frequent sessions support continuous exfoliation, brighter tone, and smoother makeup application. Your esthetician will suggest an interval tailored to healing, hair regrowth, and overall skin condition.

Combining treatments can enhance results but requires careful timing. We often pair Dermaplaning with gentle peels during the same appointment or schedule stronger peels separately to avoid irritation. Your esthetician will assess skin sensitivity and plan a safe, effective combination.

Avoid direct sun, exfoliants, and retinoids for 48-72 hours; use a gentle cleanser and broad-spectrum SPF daily. Keep skin hydrated with soothing serums and avoid heavy makeup for the first day. Follow any personalized instructions from your esthetician for best healing.