DERMAPLANING

Peach fuzz (vellus hair) is a type of facial hair that’s shorter, softer in texture, and lighter in color compared to other hairs on your body. While not typically visible to others, you may still elect to remove peach fuzz if you want a smoother face, along with better makeup application. Vellus hair also tends to be very short and is usually no longer than 2 millimeters. 

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Dermaplaning is a procedure that uses a scalpel-like blade to shave off the outermost layer of skin, along with any hair or impurities. This layer is exposed to UV rays, environmental toxins, and irritants that can make the skin look dull. By removing it, dermaplaning reveals fresher skin cells that can give the skin a smoother and more radiant appearance.

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Will Hair Grow Back Thicker or Darker After a Dermaplaning Facial?

Dermaplaning does not affect hair growth permanently. You may notice some stubble when your hair grows back. This does not mean that your hair has become thicker or darker. It is because each hair was trimmed with a straight edge. Your hair is the same as it was before dermaplaning in terms of texture and color.

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Benefits of Dermaplaning:

• Removes Dead Skin

• Removes Peach Fuzz

• Removes Dirt & Oil

• Removes Makeup & Tan

• Skin Looks & Feels Smooth

• Improves Skin Texture

• Gives A Glow to the Skin

• Improves Skin Tone

• Skin Appears Brighter

• Makeup Application is Better afterwards

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We offer dermaplaning & microneedling package. Please look at Dewdrop Glow Facial.

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Treatment & Events

After Dermaplaning your skin maybe slightly red. While every care is taken doing the treatment there can be small nicks or cuts. After the procedure skin can sometimes be dry or possible spots may appear. No makeup should be applied for 24 hours. It is advisable that the treatment is performed at least 2 weeks before any event. This can be discussed further to help you plan when to have your treatment

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CONTRAINDICATIONS

Unfortunately some treatments are not suitable for everyone.  
Some include: Undergoing chemotherapy, skin cancer pregnant/nursing, HIV/AIDS,  rosacea, Solar Keratosis, Acne Vulgaris Stage III-IV, Anticoagulants / Blood thinners (including but limited to Warfarin or aspirin), diabetic, autoimmune disease,  taking Roaccutane, prone to keloid scarring, active cold sore or acne, sensitivity to HA, allergies to needles, any infection, areas where long lasting filler has been used.

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