Medical Grade Dermaplaning
How does it work?
With the use of a medical blade or special instrument, your certified dermaplaning professional will remove the outermost layer of your skin, revealing newer non-damaged skin. Routinely doing dermaplaning will help minimize fine lines & wrinkles, reduce discoloration and scarring.
Contraindications
Who should not get dermaplaning?
Individuals with active infections at the site where dermaplaning will take place is not recommended, skin should be free from lesions, infections, open wounds, etc. Individuals who have keloids or are known for raised puffy scarring are usually not suitable candidates for this procedure. Immunocompromised clients are usually not suitable candidates, as this procedure can open the skin to infection through small abrasions. Candidates with history of cold sores-dermaplaning could potentially activate them.
Potential Side Effects
What are some potential side effects of dermaplaning?
It is important to choose a professional that has been professionally trained and certified in dermaplaning to minimize the chance of complications. Side effects may include: swelling, bruising, small abrasions, bleeding, blisters, infection, slight discomfort (stinging sensation) due to the layer of skin being removed. Increased chance of sunburn or damage from sun-it is vital that the client wear and reapply SPF every day.
Be sure to follow ALL of your post-injection care instructions to reduce the chance of side effects.
