About Dermaplaning
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Dermaplaning – Ideal Candidates
- Are searching for something other than microdermabrasion and chemical peels
- Do not have rosacea
- Have an abundance of fine facial hair
- Do not have skin that is highly sensitive
- Have uneven skin tone
Dermaplaning – Procedure Technique
Dermaplaning – What to Expect
Dermaplaning – FAQ’s
How much does dermaplaning cost? Great question. We like to give cost estimates in person because each patient requires their own answer most of the time. The fee of your dermaplaning treatment is based on the area you have treated. If you have a small section of your face, it will cost less than coverage for your whole face. You may have specific aesthetic goals for one targeted area or want your entire face to benefit from this treatment. The choice is up to you and your budget. We do provide specials on dermaplaning or combination packages with other treatments that work well with this treatment (like our personalized, medical-grade facials). You should also ask about pricing if you buy sessions in multiples (we may offer a discount at certain times of the year).
When should I schedule my appointments for dermaplaning? As a part of your treatment plan, we will make a recommendation as to how often you should be receiving a dermaplaning treatment. Most patients come in every 4 – 6 weeks because they love the results. If you are unsure of when to have a follow-up appointment, please start that conversation at your first appointment.
Does the blade cut or damage my skin? Not to worry, the dermaplaning treatment is not going to ravage your skin. It focuses on the debris and dead skin cells that are on the very top layer of your skin. Another benefit to this treatment is that it is also a fabulous way to remove the very fine hair on your face. The hair may be blonde and hard to see, but it is still there. Dermaplaning can take away your “peach fuzz” patches without chemicals. The purpose of dermaplaning is not to take off your layer of skin — only to take away that dull layer that keeps your skin from looking fresh and healthy. If you are worried that it will hurt, you can ask for a topical numbing cream to see if it necessary. We want to make you comfortable.
I have thick, coarse hair. Will my facial hair grow in fuller? No. This is a myth. Dermaplaning will only act as a fine shave. It will not disrupt how your hair grows. To enjoy the benefit of having this hair removed, it is nice to have a standing appointment on the books at our office once a month (every 4 – 6 weeks) so that you can maintain the silky, even skin texture and glowing appearance. Plus, you are getting debris taken off of your face that could get clogged in your pores.

Plan Your Procedure
- Starting
- From $85
- Average Procedure Time
- 60 Minutes
- Procedure Recovery Location
- Outpatient