01.
Dermaplaning is a great method of mechanical exfoliation
During a Dermaplaning facial, our dermal therapist will gently guide a scalpel across the surface of your skin. This provides mechanical (physical) exfoliation, as opposed to chemical exfoliation. Exfoliation gets rid of dead skin cells that can build up, clogging your pores and making your skin look dull. In fact, Dermaplaning can exfoliate more evenly than other mechanical methods such as scrubs.
During a dermaplaning facial, our dermal therapist will gently guide a scalpel across the surface of your skin. This provides mechanical (physical) exfoliation, as opposed to chemical exfoliation.
Exfoliation gets rid of dead skin cells that can build up, clogging your pores and making your skin look dull. In fact, dermaplaning can exfoliate more evenly than other mechanical methods such as scrubs.
02.
Dermaplaning removes facial hair
The scalpel removes vellus hair, which is short, thin, and often translucent. Vellus hair is also referred to as peach fuzz or baby hair and it can often be seen when you look closely at your cheeks, chin, and forehead.
03.
Your hair will not be coarser when it grows back
Some people worry that removing facial hair will cause it to grow back thicker. That is not true, regardless of if you wax, thread, or use another hair removal method such as dermaplaning