Your hair will not grow back thicker after treatment. Dermaplaning only removes the fine vellus hairs on the surface of the skin, which are different from the thick, coarse hairs on other parts of the body. Dermaplaning does not affect the hair follicles, so the hair will grow back at the same thickness and texture as before, which is why it is such a popular option for facial hair removal.

No, rest assured this exfoliating treatment is completely painless. Unlike other skincare treatments focused on hair removal, dermaplaning is designed to be gentle on your skin whilst delivering outstanding results. During the treatment, you may feel a mild scraping sensation, but this doesn’t have any discomfort.

Dermaplaning, skillfully performed by experienced professionals, is a safe and non-invasive procedure. Following the treatment, you may experience slight redness and sensitivity, but rest assured, these effects are temporary and usually fade within a few hours.By adhering to post-treatment care under the guidance of our skilled team, any potential discomfort post treatment can be minimised, ensuring a smooth and rejuvenating experience.While dermaplaning is renowned for its mild and manageable effects, we understand that every individual is unique. In the unlikely event of any skin irritation, rest assured that our team of experienced skin therapists is here to address any concerns promptly and expertly.

The regularity of your dermaplaning facial treatment depends entirely on your unique skincare goals and natural hair growth time. For individuals seeking consistent, rejuvenated skin, we recommend scheduling in your treatment every four to six weeks to maintain the best possible results.

When performed by a qualified therapist, this procedure is suitable for all skin types, including those with skin conditions including sensitive skin or dry skin. It is also considered safe for those with congested skin, as long as there is no inflamed active acne present in the area being treated.

We strongly discourage the use of at-home dermaplane tools due to potential risks.Dermaplaning is a skincare procedure that involves using a sharp blade directly on the skin. Whilst it delivers exceptional results when performed by trained professionals, it poses potential risks when using at home alternatives.Improper use of dermaplane tools at home can lead to cuts, skin irritation, redness and inflammation. This can ultimately damage the skin's protective layer, cause ingrown hairs, breakouts and infection if the instrument is not properly sterilised before use.For safety and effectiveness, it is recommended that you avoid dermaplaning at home and all dermaplaning is performed by a trained professional.

One of the many benefits of dermaplaning is that it requires no downtime. You can resume your normal routine immediately after treatment.However we do recommend that you avoid specific skin procedures including chemical peels and skin needling. We also advise against direct sun exposure and recommend you wear SPF 30+ or higher to protect your freshly resurfaced skin.You may notice your skin is slightly red and sensitive after treatment, this should subside within a few hours.