Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Dermaplaning.

Yes, when performed by a licensed professional, dermaplaning is safe for most skin types and tones. However, active acne, skin infections, or certain conditions may contraindicate it. A consultation helps determine if the treatment is appropriate and safe for your skin.

Results usually last three to four weeks, depending on individual hair growth and skin care. Most clients schedule maintenance treatments every 4–6 weeks to maintain smoothness and optimal skin texture. A tailored plan will be recommended during your consultation.

No — dermaplaning removes vellus hair at the skin's surface without affecting follicle structure. Hair regrowth feels the same texture as before and does not grow back thicker or darker. Regular treatments simply maintain the smooth appearance.

Yes, dermaplaning is often paired with chemical peels, hydrating masks, or LED therapy to enhance results. Your technician will assess skin sensitivity and timing to avoid irritation. Combining treatments can improve product absorption and overall skin clarity when appropriately scheduled.

Your treatment begins with cleansing and a skin assessment, followed by gentle manual exfoliation with a sterile blade. The process is pain-free and usually takes 30–45 minutes. Aftercare products are applied and your technician provides homecare instructions to maintain results.

Mild redness or temporary sensitivity can occur immediately after treatment but typically subsides within 24–48 hours. Avoid direct sun, exfoliants, and intense heat for a few days. If you have concerns, contact us — we provide clear aftercare and support.