Dermaplaning
Smoothing Skin Texture
Dermaplaning gently removes surface debris and fine facial hair.
This treatment focuses on superficial exfoliation using a sterile blade. Planning ensures safe technique and skin protection, improving texture and enhancing skincare absorption without chemical agents or downtime.
Manual Exfoliation
A sterile surgical blade is used to remove dead skin cells and fine hair from the surface. This controlled technique reveals smoother skin while improving the penetration of topical products and creating a more even canvas for makeup application.
Dermaplaning does not affect hair thickness or growth pattern. Treatment can be repeated regularly and combined with other skin treatments. Technique and pressure are adjusted based on skin sensitivity to maintain safety and comfort.
Suitable Skin Types
Dermaplaning is suitable for individuals seeking smoother texture and brighter appearance. It benefits most skin types except those with active acne or significant irritation.
Candidates often include those experiencing dullness or uneven texture. Treatment is frequently combined with facials or peels. Suitability depends on skin condition and tolerance rather than hair growth concerns.
Surface Clarity Enhancement
Dermaplaning improves skin smoothness, brightness, and product absorption. Benefits include immediate results, no downtime, and enhanced appearance when combined with skincare or professional treatments.
Removes dead skin and fine hair
Improves skincare absorption
Immediate visible results
No downtime required
Enhances makeup application
Safe superficial exfoliation
Any Questions?
While it doesn't remove deep wrinkles, Dermaplaning smooths the surface texture, making fine lines less visible to the naked eye.
Yes, it is often performed as the first step in a medical facial to ensure the skin is fully prepped for hydration and nutrient infusion.
Dermaplaning is a physical exfoliation that uses a sterile surgical blade to gently shave the surface of the skin, removing dead cells and vellus hair.
Yes, by removing the top layer of dead skin and vellus hair (peach fuzz), it creates an incredibly smooth surface for makeup and skincare.
Dermaplaning should be avoided over active, cystic breakouts to prevent irritation and the potential spread of bacteria.
Yes, Dermaplaning is a purely mechanical exfoliation without the use of chemicals, making it a safe choice during pregnancy.
Patients immediately notice ultra-smooth skin, a brighter complexion, and a significant improvement in the application of makeup and skincare.
There is virtually no downtime; some patients experience very mild redness for 30 to 60 minutes, which resolves quickly on its own.
Dermaplaning is usually performed every 3 to 4 weeks to maintain a smooth surface and prevent the buildup of dead skin cells.
No, Dermaplaning only removes hair at the surface and does not alter the follicle; hair will grow back with the same texture as before.
By removing the barrier of dead skin and hair, Dermaplaning allows chemical peels and serums to penetrate much more effectively.
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Our team pursues continuous training to stay current with evolving techniques, safety standards, and aesthetic advancements, ensuring every recommendation reflects thoughtful, modern judgment. Dr. Capraro remains personally involved from consultation through recovery, offering calm guidance, clear communication, and consistent, patient-centered care throughout treatment.
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