Dermaplanning
Dermaplanning
Dermaplaning is a skin treatment that uses a special blade to remove dead skin and hairs from the face. The procedure aims to make the skin smooth, youthful, and radiant by removing fine wrinkles, deep acne scars, and peach fuzz.
Dermaplaning is different from dermabrasion, which uses a rotating brush to exfoliate the skin. Dermaplaning is done with a scalpel or a tool called a dermatome that skims the skin surface. The treatment is quick (about 20 minutes) and painless, and the results are immediate. The number of sessions and the frequency of the treatment depend on the individual goals and skin type.
Dermaplaning is generally safe and well-tolerated, but it may have some side effects such as redness, irritation, or infection at the treatment site. You should avoid dermaplaning if you have any active infection, inflammation, or allergy on your skin. You should also follow the proper aftercare instructions given by your doctor to protect your skin and maintain the results.
