Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Derma-Planing.

Yes, when performed by a licensed professional, Derma-Planing is safe for most skin types. People with active acne, open lesions, or certain skin conditions should avoid it. Consult our esthetician for a skin assessment and personalized recommendation.

Most sessions last 30 to 60 minutes depending on whether it's a standalone service or combined with a facial. We include cleansing, dermaplaning, soothing serums, and SPF application to ensure your skin looks and feels refreshed before you leave.

No — dermaplaning removes vellus hair without altering its thickness or rate of growth. Hair may feel softer as it regrows, but texture and density remain unchanged. Regular treatments simply maintain smoothness and improved skin appearance.

For most clients, scheduling dermaplaning every four to six weeks aligns with skin cell turnover. Your esthetician will tailor frequency based on skin goals, sensitivity, and any concurrent treatments like chemical peels or retinoids.

We recommend waiting a few hours before applying makeup to allow skin to calm and absorb soothing products. If you must, choose mineral or lightweight formulas and avoid heavy makeup for 24 hours to reduce irritation and allow optimal healing.

Mild redness or sensitivity is common for a day or two and usually resolves quickly. Avoid sun exposure, harsh exfoliants, and active ingredients like retinol for several days. Follow aftercare guidance and contact us if prolonged irritation occurs.