Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Dermaplaning.

Yes — when performed by our licensed clinicians, dermaplaning is generally safe for many skin types, including sensitive skin without active acne lesions. We assess skin condition first and may recommend alternative treatments or a modified approach if severe acne, irritation, or open lesions are present.

Results commonly last three to four weeks, depending on individual hair growth and skincare routine. Many clients schedule monthly sessions for maintenance, while others combine dermaplaning with regular facials or chemical peels to extend benefits and improve overall skin texture and tone.

No. Dermaplaning does not change the thickness, color, or rate of hair growth. It removes vellus hair at the skin's surface for a smoother appearance; regrowth feels similar to before and typically returns over several weeks without becoming thicker or coarser.

Yes. Dermaplaning pairs well with chemical peels, medical facials, and many laser procedures, but timing matters. Our providers will recommend appropriate sequencing and waiting periods to minimize irritation and maximize results based on your skin type and treatment plan.

Downtime is minimal; you may experience slight redness for a few hours. Avoid direct sun, harsh exfoliants, and vigorous exercise for 24–48 hours. Use gentle cleanser, SPF, and hydrating products recommended by our clinicians to protect and extend results.

Ideal candidates want smoother texture, improved makeup application, and gentle exfoliation without aggressive procedures. Not recommended for active cystic acne, open wounds, or certain skin conditions. A consultation determines suitability and may tailor treatment to your skin’s needs and goals.