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Dermaplaning in Toronto & Newmarket

What is Dermaplaning?

Dermaplaning is a form of manual exfoliation which is similar to microdermabrasion, but without the use of suction or abrasive crystals. A specific blade is stroked along the skin to gently remove dead skin cells from the epidermis.

 

It temporarily removes the fine vellus hairs of the face which leaves the skin smooth. Like any form of exfoliation, the removal of dead skin cells allows for more effective product penetration to get optimal results.

 

Dermaplaning is a good alternative for clients that have couperose, sensitive or allergies that prevent them from getting microdermabrasion or chemical peel treatments.

 

Benefits of Dermaplaning

  • Safe and highly effective physical exfoliation procedure
  • Provides deeper product penetration
  • It removes soft facial hair that traps oils and dirt
  • Works on all skin types
  • Instant results and no downtime
  • Diminishes the look of fine lines and rejuvenates the skin
  • Evens out skin tone, assists in reducing milia, open and closed comedones and minor breakouts associated with clogged pores.

 

How often can Demaplaning be done?
Every 3-4 weeks, allowing the skin to complete a full growth cycle.

 

Will the hair grow back thicker?
No, it is impossible for vellus hair to grow back thicker.

 

Can Dermaplaning cause the skin the bleed?
Yes, if not done properly. Excessive scraping, nicks and cuts can happen if not careful.

 

Is this a safe treatment?
If performed by a professional who has been properly trained with correct tools.

 

Who can be treated?
All skin types, unless there are contraindications.

 

What areas of the face can be treated?
All over the face and neck. Do not dermaplane the throat, chest or eyelids.

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