Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Dermaplane Facial (Facial Hair Removal).

Yes, generally safe for most skin types when performed by a licensed professional. Not recommended for active acne, inflamed rosacea, or certain skin conditions. A consultation and skin assessment are required to ensure suitability and avoid irritation.

Results typically last three to four weeks, depending on individual hair growth and skin care. Regular treatments spaced four to six weeks apart maintain smooth texture and improved product absorption. Skin care and sun protection also affect longevity.

No, dermaplaning does not change hair thickness or growth rate. It removes vellus hair and dead skin cells, revealing smoother skin. Hair regrowth will be the same as before; treatments need periodic repetition for ongoing smoothness.

Yes, many clients book dermaplaning before special events because it creates a smoother canvas for flawless makeup. Wait at least 24 hours before heavy sun exposure and follow post-care recommendations to protect newly exposed skin.

Downtime is minimal. Some clients experience slight redness or sensitivity for a day or two, but most return to normal activities immediately. Avoid exfoliating products and direct sun exposure for several days to ensure proper healing.

Often not required for the mechanical exfoliation itself, but patch testing may be recommended if we include chemical peels or new serums. Our estheticians review your history during consultation and will perform tests when indicated to ensure safety.