Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Dermaplaning.

Dermaplaning is generally safe for most skin types, particularly normal, dry, or mature skin. It’s not recommended for active acne, inflamed rosacea, or skin with open wounds. A consultation will determine suitability and precautions.

Sessions usually last 30 to 45 minutes, including consultation and post-treatment care. The actual blade work takes about 15–25 minutes, depending on skin condition and whether add-on treatments are included.

No — hair regrowth is unchanged. Dermaplaning removes the surface vellus hairs bluntly, but they regrow at the same texture and thickness. You may notice hairs sooner because they’re cleanly trimmed, but they won’t become coarser.

Most clients benefit from dermaplaning every 3 to 6 weeks, depending on hair growth and skin concerns. Regular sessions maintain smooth texture and glow; your technician will recommend a personalized schedule.

Avoid retinoids, chemical peels, and strong exfoliants for at least 3-7 days before and after treatment. Minimize sun exposure and use SPF post-treatment. Follow your technician’s pre- and post-care instructions to reduce irritation.

Yes, dermaplaning pairs well with hydrating masks, LED therapy, and certain gentle chemical peels to boost delivery and results. Some aggressive procedures require spacing; we’ll tailor combinations and timing to your skin’s needs.