Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Dermaplaning (Add-On).

Dermaplaning uses a sterile, ultra-fine blade to gently remove dead skin cells and vellus hair (peach fuzz). It’s non-invasive, painless for most clients, and immediately reveals a smoother, brighter complexion while enhancing product absorption and makeup application.

Generally yes—dermaplaning is suitable for many sensitive or acne-prone skin types when performed by an experienced esthetician. Avoid treatment over active, inflamed acne, open wounds, or recent chemical peels; consult with your provider for a personalized assessment.

Results usually last three to six weeks depending on individual hair growth cycles and skin type. Most clients schedule dermaplaning every four to six weeks for maintenance; your esthetician will recommend timing based on your goals and skin response.

Yes — dermaplaning can be combined with many facials and hydrating treatments to amplify results. Avoid layering immediately with aggressive chemical peels or strong retinoids; your esthetician will plan safe sequencing and timing to protect your skin.

No. Dermaplaning does not change hair thickness, color, or growth rate. Vellus hairs may appear blunter when they grow back, but they remain fine. This treatment does not cause terminal (coarse) hair to regenerate.

Post-care includes gentle cleansing, daily broad-spectrum SPF, and avoiding active exfoliants or retinoids for 48 to 72 hours. Skip heavy makeup for a few hours and follow your esthetician’s personalized skincare recommendations to maximize results and prevent irritation.