Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Dermaplaning with Facial.

Yes, dermaplaning is generally safe for most skin types when performed by our licensed estheticians. It is not recommended for active cystic acne, open wounds, or irritated skin. A consultation will determine if this treatment suits your skin and goals.

No, dermaplaning removes vellus hair without affecting hair follicle structure. Regrowth feels the same as before—fine and soft. Hair may appear slightly blunt initially but will not grow back thicker. Regular treatments maintain smooth results.

Results vary, but many clients enjoy smoother, brighter skin for three to four weeks. Vellus hair growth continues normally, so we recommend treatments every four weeks to maintain optimal texture and enhanced product absorption.

Most clients describe dermaplaning as comfortable and relaxing with little to no discomfort. Our estheticians use gentle, precise strokes and calming techniques. If you have heightened sensitivity, we’ll adjust pressure and products to ensure your comfort throughout the treatment.

Yes. Dermaplaning pairs well with chemical peels, masks, and hydrating facials to boost results. Some procedures may require spacing—your esthetician will create a customized plan considering skin type, sensitivity, and treatment timing for safe, effective combination therapies.

Avoid direct sun exposure, vigorous exfoliation, and retinoids for 48–72 hours. Use gentle cleansers, broad-spectrum sunscreen, and hydrating serums to soothe skin and support healing. We’ll provide personalized homecare recommendations tailored to your skin type.