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dermaplaning treatments

Dermaplaning leaves you with brighter, smoother skin by scraping off the top layer of dead skin cells, peach fuzz, and excess oils with a scalpel. The deep exfoliation treatment can remove up to two weeks of dead skin, and the results last about three weeks.

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Treatment Time

1 hour

Recovery Time

24 Hours

Results

 Dependent On Skin Type 

Is dermaplaning just shaving?

Dermaplaning and shaving your face are very similar, but the main difference is that dermaplaning delivers a much more thorough exfoliation.

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Will dermaplaning break me out?

It is not advisable to dermaplane with active breakouts, dermaplaning should not actually cause any additional breakouts. By removing the build-up of dead skin and excess skin oils from the surface of your pores, dermaplaning may actually help prevent future breakouts.

 
What to expect after dermaplaning?

Right after the procedure, you can expect some slight redness in your face, but not always, and if you do, it’ll fade quickly. Mostly, you’ll just have to stop yourself from touching your super-soft face. And reminder, the results will last for two to three weeks, depending on how fast your hair grows.

 
Is Dermaplaning good for your skin?

Dermaplaning can help minimize the appearance of acne scars, fine lines, wrinkles and dull skin. The procedure can reveal smoother, firmer and healthier skin.

Dermaplaning is a skin treatment that involves the use of a scalpel blade to exfoliate the  superficial skin layers leaving the skin looking smoother and more youthful afterwards. Dead cells from the epidermis are removed as well as unwanted vellus hair (peach fuzz).  Dermaplaning may also give additional improvements such as reduction in the appearance of  fine lines & temporary fading of pigmentation in some cases. As with any exfoliation treatment  dermaplaning reduces natural skin barriers that often allow skin products to work more  effectively afterwards. 

 

I acknowledge that there are no specific guarantees concerning the expected result. I  understand that the degree of improvement is variable between clients and there is a risk of  treatment failure or unsatisfactory results. In the event of unsatisfactory results, I may require  additional treatments or a different modality of skin treatment. Dermaplaning can be safely done  every 4-6 weeks.  

 

I understand that several appointments may be necessary to produce optimal results and I will  be notified, in advance of each session of treatment, about the location where the next  treatment session is going to take place and the identity of who is going to be involved in my  care at each stage. I also understand that I will be kept informed of progress and that I can  change my mind at any point. 

 

I understand that this procedure uses a dermaplaning blade, which is mildly abrasive therefore I  will follow the explicit aftercare instructions of my skincare therapist.  

 

RISKS AND SIDE EFFECTS: Although dermaplaning is a low risk and safe treatment, as with  any procedure there are potential risks and complications. It is important you are aware of these  and fully discuss with your practitioner before going ahead.  

 

Common side effects of dermaplaning include mild skin discomfort and a red appearance to the  skin which usually resolves within 24 hours. Some people may develop whitehead spots within  a few days after treatment. 

 

Rare side effects include skin infection (cellulitis) requiring medical attention or skin scarring  which may be permanent despite treatment. Another rare side effect is a change in skin  pigmentation to either lighter or darker. This will often improve aver 6 months but occasionally  pigmentation changes can be permanent. 

 

I have been advised of the relevant information associated with this treatment and I confirm that  I fully understand this advice. This includes advice about: 

 

• the aims/motivations for having the procedure and the desired outcome • the risks inherent in the procedure 

• the risks inherent in refusing the procedure 

• the risks specific to me 

• the expected benefits of the treatment 

• the potential disadvantages of the treatment 

• alternative procedures and their pros and cons - including the option of no treatment at all 

• any uncertainties about and the likelihood of success of the procedure 

• any follow-up treatment that may be required 

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