Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Dermaplaning Facial.

Dermaplaning is generally safe for most skin types, including sensitive skin when performed by a licensed professional. Avoid if you have active acne, open lesions, or certain skin conditions; consult our esthetician for a personalized assessment and recommended alternatives.

Appointments typically last forty-five to sixty minutes, including consultation and treatment. Expect immediate smoothing and brightness; add-on serums or masks may extend time. We tailor each session to your skin needs for optimal results and comfort.

No — dermaplaning does not make peach fuzz grow back thicker. Hair regrows with the same texture; after treatment hairs often feel softer. Dermaplaning trims surface hairs and removes dead cells for a smoother appearance without altering growth rate.

For most clients we recommend dermaplaning every four to six weeks to align with skin's natural renewal cycle. Your esthetician will advise frequency based on texture, hair growth, and treatment goals to maintain smooth, radiant results.

Yes — dermaplaning can be combined with certain treatments like peels and hydrating masks when scheduled appropriately. Avoid aggressive resurfacing or intense peels the same day; our team will create a safe treatment plan and ideal timing for combined therapies.

Expect minimal downtime — you may experience slight redness for a few hours. Avoid direct sun, exfoliants, and strong actives for forty-eight hours. Keep skin hydrated, wear SPF daily, and follow our esthetician's recommended post-care products for best results.