DERMAPLANING

A controlled exfoliation treatment designed to refine skin texture, remove surface build-up, and improve overall skin smoothness.

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  • Dermaplaning may be used to support improvement in:

    • dull or rough skin texture

    • superficial dead skin build-up

    • uneven makeup application

    • reduced skin smoothness

    • mild surface congestion

    • skin requiring gentle resurfacing with minimal downtime

    It may also be used as a preparatory treatment before selected professional treatments, depending on the clinical indication.

    Suitability depends on the current condition of the skin, barrier status, and whether there is active inflammation, irritation, or breakout activity.

  • Dermaplaning is generally well tolerated and often results in an immediate improvement in skin smoothness and surface clarity.

    Following treatment, clients may notice:

    • smoother skin texture

    • improved skin softness

    • increased visible radiance

    • more even cosmetic application

    • temporary mild sensitivity in some cases

    Individual response may vary depending on skin condition and treatment intensity.

  • Dermaplaning is a superficial exfoliation treatment and should not be considered a corrective treatment for deeper structural skin concerns.

    It is not designed to address:

    • significant acne scarring

    • moderate to severe active acne

    • deeper pigmentation disorders

    • skin laxity or structural ageing

    • persistent inflammatory skin conditions

    Where more advanced concerns are present, dermaplaning may be used as a supportive or preparatory treatment rather than the primary corrective option.

  • Dermaplaning may be incorporated into treatment planning in different ways depending on skin presentation.

    Refresh

    Used to improve immediate smoothness, surface clarity, and skin radiance.

    Prepare

    May be performed prior to selected treatments to reduce surface build-up and enhance treatment contact with the skin.

    Maintain

    Can be used as part of ongoing skin maintenance for clients wanting regular low-downtime exfoliation.

  • Post-treatment care is important to reduce irritation and support skin comfort.

    General aftercare may include:

    • use of gentle, non-irritating skincare

    • daily broad-spectrum SPF

    • avoiding active exfoliants immediately after treatment

    • avoiding unnecessary heat, friction, or picking

    • following practitioner-specific aftercare instructions

    As the treatment removes superficial surface build-up, the skin may feel temporarily more exposed or sensitive.

  • Although dermaplaning is considered low downtime, it is not suitable for every skin presentation. Clients with active acne, inflamed lesions, significant sensitivity, or impaired barrier function may require treatment modification or an alternative approach.

    Treatment selection should be guided by skin assessment rather than preference alone.

  • In some cases, yes. Suitability depends on the level of sensitivity, barrier condition, and the type of treatment being performed.

  • Dermaplaning is generally associated with minimal downtime, although some clients may experience temporary sensitivity or mild redness.

  • It may assist with superficial build-up in selected cases, but it is not suitable for all acne presentations, particularly where there is active inflammation.

  • Treatment frequency depends on the skin condition, treatment goals, and broader skin plan.

  • In some cases, yes. It may be incorporated as part of a broader skin treatment plan where clinically appropriate.

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