Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Dermaplaning.

Yes — when performed by a licensed professional, dermaplaning is safe for most skin types including sensitive skin. We assess skin condition first; active acne, open wounds, or certain skin disorders may require alternative treatments or postponement for safety.

A dermaplaning add-on usually takes fifteen to thirty minutes depending on facial coverage and whether it's paired with another service. Expect a brief consultation, the gentle procedure, and application of soothing serums and SPF for immediate comfort and a refreshed glow.

No — dermaplaning does not change hair thickness or growth rate. Vellus hair will regrow at the same texture; maintaining regular sessions will keep skin smooth and hair less noticeable while promoting consistent exfoliation.

You can usually wear makeup immediately, but we recommend waiting at least thirty minutes to let skincare products absorb and avoid irritation. Apply a broad-spectrum sunscreen before going outdoors to protect newly revealed skin from sun sensitivity.

Side effects are usually mild and temporary — slight redness or sensitivity may last a few hours to a day. Avoid heavy exfoliation, retinoids, or direct sun exposure for forty-eight hours. We provide aftercare guidance to minimize irritation and ensure optimal results.

Yes — dermaplaning is an ideal add-on to facials, chemical peels, or hydrating treatments. It enhances product penetration and amplifies benefits, but your clinician will evaluate timing and skin condition to safely sequence treatments and avoid over-exfoliation.