Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Dermaplane Complete.

Your session begins with a consultation and gentle cleansing, followed by precise dermaplaning to remove dead skin and vellus hair. A targeted enzyme is applied for your concerns, then a masque hydrates or clarifies. Finishes with soothing serum and SPF.

Dermaplaning is suitable for many skin types, including sensitive skin when performed gently. Active inflammatory acne, open wounds, or severe rosacea should be avoided. We customize enzyme selection and pressure; a consultation and patch test ensure safety and comfort.

For most clients, scheduling every 4–6 weeks maintains smoothness, brightness, and optimal exfoliation. Timing varies by hair growth and skin concerns; some skins benefit from longer intervals. Your esthetician will recommend a personalized schedule based on results and skin health.

No — dermaplaning removes fine vellus hair without affecting root structure, so hair does not grow back thicker or darker. You may notice a blunt tip temporarily, but professional technique prevents coarser regrowth and maintains a soft, smooth finish.

Avoid sun exposure and direct tanning for at least 48 hours and apply broad-spectrum SPF daily. Refrain from retinoids, strong acids, or physical exfoliation for 48–72 hours and skip intense workouts or steam for 24–48 hours.

Yes, Dermaplane Complete can be combined with other treatments when planned carefully. Light enzymes, hydrating masks, and certain peels can complement results if spaced appropriately. We avoid aggressive combinations the same day and will create a safe, phased treatment plan.