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Yes, dermabrasion is definitely okay to do on men, and yes you would need to shave the day of surgery. You cannot shave until you have healed after the procedure, though. A great benefit is to couple this with a CO2 laser/laser resurfacing. Check out our website at drkimberlyhenry.com for more information or if you have any questions/concerns please call my office or email me! Best of luck!
Thank you for your question in regards to dermaplaning. No, it is not something you have to commit to forever. Dermaplaning removes the top dead layer of skin cells, along with the vellus hairs (peach fuzz). Your hair may appear to feel a bit course once they start to grow back, but will r...
Sorry to hear, you really do need to see a specialist, especially if you have PIH. The use of derma planning and chemical peels should be left to experts, I do NOT like glycolic or AHA, or lactic acid peels, only low strength self neutralising TCA peels with this procedure. With ethnic skin ...
Dermaplaning uses a scalpel blade to lightly scrape the skin for smoothing and exfoliation in a very superficial manner. Microdermabrasion is more aggressive and uses a sanding paddle or aluminum oxide crystals blown across the skin as a non-surgical exfoliating treatment for dull or rough skin,...