Dermaplaning is not painful at all. The treatment is carried out in a relaxing and comfortable treatment room, and clients say its very relaxing and they find the treatment quite satisfying – especially when they see the exfoliated skin and hair we’ve removed afterwards!
Dermaplaning can be performed every 3 to 4 weeks. Treating the skin in this manner actually removes about 2 to 3 weeks worth of dead skin cells. The technician should allow the skin to complete its normal skin cycle of approximately 28 days before repeating the treatment. Which will keep the skin bright, smooth and heathily exfoliated.
Both options are a form of physical exfoliation. Dermaplaning removes vellus hair (peach fuzz) and dead skin cells from the skin, microdermabrasion also exfoliate the surface of the skin, but not as thoroughly or deeply as dermaplaning does.
The truth is the exact opposite — not only will dermaplaning not cause breakouts, it will actually prevent them from happening. “By exfoliating the dead skin, [dermaplaning] will help to keep your skin clear,” Removing that layer of dead skin with the dermaplaning tool will help to alleviate congestion.
Dermaplaning is suitable at all ages. While most skin types can benefit from the treatment i do not recommended dermaplaning for acneic skin.
The treatment is painless with virtually no downtime. You can immediately return to your normal makeup routine and you won’t have any of that “peach fuzz” interfering with it. Although you should always wear sunscreen, using it diligently after dermaplaning is very important for protecting the new skin the treatment reveals.
There are no special requirements for dermaplaning, meaning you can exercise, shower and apply makeup as normal after a treatment. It is best to remove all makeup prior to your appointment, though.
your skin may be sensitive for three-to-five days after a dermaplaning treatment. During this time, you should not exfoliate, apply retinol or expose your skin to sun. The last point is especially important as many of us are guilty of being a little lax in the SPF department at the best of times. Post-exfoliation, though, your skin is even more susceptible to sunburn and damage, so make sunscreen your best friend and stay in the shade where possible for the first few days post-treatment. You should also avoid having any other skin procedures for about a week following your treatment. With skin so radiant, though, why would you need to?
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