Peels & Resurfacing

Dermaplaning facial

Smooth skin in one visit. Dermaplaning gently shaves away dead skin and fine facial hair, so your skincare sinks in better and makeup goes on without catching.

Dermaplaning blade used to exfoliate the cheek

What it does

Dermaplaning is a manual exfoliation. With a sterile, single-use blade held at a careful angle, I glide across the skin to remove the dull top layer and the soft vellus hair, often called peach fuzz.

The result shows straight away: brighter, softer skin that feels like velvet. It's ideal if your foundation looks patchy, if your skin seems dull, or if you want a polished finish before photos.

Book it as a Dermaplaning Facial (about 75 minutes, with cleansing and finishing products) or as an add-on to most other facials.

What happens during your visit

  1. Cleanse & dry

    The skin has to be clean and completely dry for the blade to glide properly.

  2. Dermaplane

    Short, light strokes across the face, avoiding active breakouts.

  3. Treat & protect

    Hydrating serum, a soothing finish and sunscreen.

Good to know

Will hair grow back thicker?

No. Vellus hair grows back the same: soft and fine.

Who should wait

Skip dermaplaning during an active acne flare, a sunburn, or within a week of using retinoids.

How often

Every three to four weeks, in line with your skin’s natural cycle.

Does dermaplaning hurt?

No. Most people say it feels like a light brushing on the skin.

Can I wear makeup afterward?

Ideally wait until the next day. If you need to, a light layer is fine, and it will sit beautifully.

Want that smooth finish?

Book the dermaplaning facial, or add it to your next appointment.