Dermaplaning removes dead skin cells and vellus hair, while also exfoliating the skin, revealing a smoother, softer, glowing complexion. This treatment enhances product penetration and also creates a smoother makeup application.
Dermaplaning is an amazing option to improve conditions including:
- Dull skin
- Dry skin
- Fine lines
- Acne scars
- Sun damage
Dermaplaning is a great way to brighten up your look and improve those unwanted skin imperfections. Our licensed aestheticians will help you decide if this treatment option is right for your specific needs and will recommend the frequency for scheduling future visits to maximize your treatment benefits.
What To Expect During Dermaplaning Treatment
Dermaplaning takes about half an hour, so it’s something that can be scheduled easily over a lunch hour. The treatment involves using a specially designed blade to gently scrape off the top layer of dead skin, exposing the younger, smoother skin underneath. The treatment usually doesn’t create discomfort. The process removes fine hair as well as the dead skin creating a smoother surface for makeup.
Since the treatment also brings new skin to the surface, it makes it more accepting of other treatments, including peels that can enhance the results. Before your treatment, your aesthetician will show you options that can help you toward your appearance goals.
After treatment, we apply soothing serums that help with the rejuvenation process. You may experience some redness, but it will go away quickly.
What Are The Results Of Dermaplaning FacialTreatment
You’ll notice improvements in your skin almost immediately, with full results in a day or two. Results usually last three to four weeks, and then the treatment can be repeated.
How To Learn More
To schedule a dermaplaning appointment, click the link below. If you’d like to know more about combining treatments for an ultimate facial package, ask when you come in or call (240) 907-5009.
*For information on pricing, please call (240) 907-5009 or email info@mokshaaesthetics.com.
