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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Dermaplaning Add.
Dermaplaning Add is a professional grooming technique using a sterile blade to gently remove dead skin cells and vellus hair (peach fuzz). It instantly smooths the skin surface, improves texture, and enhances product absorption when performed by our esthetician.
Most clients notice immediate smoothness and a brighter complexion right after treatment. Improved product absorption and makeup application are visible immediately; cumulative improvements in tone and texture may appear over the following days.
Dermaplaning is generally safe, but not recommended for active cystic acne, open wounds, or highly irritated skin. Sensitive skin can benefit when assessed first by our esthetician who may modify technique or suggest alternatives to avoid inflammation.
We recommend dermaplaning every four to six weeks to maintain smooth skin and control peach fuzz. Your esthetician may adjust timing based on hair regrowth, skin sensitivity, or concurrent treatments like chemical peels or retinoids.
You may experience mild redness or sensitivity for twenty-four to forty-eight hours; this is normal. Avoid heavy exfoliation, steam, and direct sun immediately after treatment. Use sunscreen and gentle hydrators to protect the fresh skin layer.
Yes. Dermaplaning is designed as a smooth add-on to enhance facials, masks, and serums. Your esthetician will tailor the sequence to protect your skin—some aggressive treatments may require spacing to avoid irritation.