Gently remove dull surface skin and fine vellus hair for an immediately smooth, bright finish.
Held at a careful angle, the blade lifts away the layer of spent cells that dulls the surface and blurs its texture, along with the fine vellus hair that sits among them.
With that layer gone, the skin reflects light more evenly and feels notably smoother, and products applied after are better absorbed rather than sitting on buildup. The vellus hair grows back exactly as before, soft and fine, not coarse.
Before we begin, your provider reads the skin to confirm dermaplaning is the right gentle refresh, and checks for any active breakout the blade should avoid. It suits most skin and pairs well before a peel or a glow treatment.
Held at a careful angle, a fine blade is drawn gently across the skin, lifting away the dull surface layer of dead cells and the soft vellus hair that catches light and product. Most people feel only a light scraping sensation. It is quick and comfortable.
There is nothing to recover from. The skin is smooth and bright at once, and takes up serums and makeup more evenly. It may be slightly more sensitive to sun for a day or two, so wear protection. The vellus hair grows back exactly as before, soft and fine.



A fine blade is drawn gently across the skin, lifting away the spent surface layer and the soft vellus hair that catches light and product. It works only at the surface, never the deeper skin.
The result is immediate smoothness and brightness, and skin that takes up serums and makeup more evenly.
Dermaplaning is avoided over active, inflamed breakouts, and it is not asked to treat lines, laxity, or pigment. It is a gentle refresh, and we keep it to that.
The vellus hair grows back exactly as before, soft and fine. We do not promise it will change; it will not.
Held at the right angle with even pressure, the blade lifts the surface cleanly. Too steep or too hurried and the skin is nicked; too timid and the dullness stays.
It looks simple. The evenness of the pass is the skill.
The smoothness lasts a few weeks. Dermaplaning suits a regular habit, and it pairs beautifully before a peel or a glow treatment.
We treat it as gentle upkeep, kept to the rhythm the skin actually keeps.
Dermaplaning suits the person wanting immediately smoother, brighter skin and a clean base for product and makeup, and anyone bothered by fine facial hair catching the light. It is gentle enough for most skin and pairs well with other treatments.
Dermaplaning is avoided over active, inflamed breakouts, and it does not treat lines, laxity, or pigment. For those a peel, laser, or injectable is the answer. The coarse hair of the beard area is not its purpose either.
We avoid dermaplaning over active, inflamed breakouts, since drawing a blade across them can spread bacteria and irritate the skin. Once the skin has calmed, it is a fine refresh. We will look and tell you honestly whether the day is right.
No. It is a gentle, painless treatment. You feel a light scraping sensation as the blade passes, and nothing more. Most patients find it relaxing.
Every four to six weeks suits most skin, which follows the surface renewal cycle. It pairs beautifully before a peel or a glow treatment, and we keep it to gentle upkeep rather than a fixed schedule.
None. The skin is smooth and bright immediately. It may be slightly more sensitive to the sun for a day or two, so sun protection matters, but you can return to the day and to makeup at once.
No. This is the most common worry, and it is a myth. The fine vellus hair grows back exactly as before, soft and fine, not coarse. Dermaplaning does not change the type of hair; it only removes it at the surface for a time.