What is the Difference Between Dermaplaning and Microdermabrasion?

No, the vellus hairs on the face will always grow back the same! It will not increase the growth or darken the color of the hairs.

Dermaplaning is an effective technique where the outer layers of skin are aggressively exfoliated by using a sharp blade. A great deal of care must be taken to make sure that this remains superficial and does not enter the deeper layers of the terms which would cause scarring and some bleeding....

Dermaplane (or Epidermal Leveling) is an inexpensive treatment performed by our licensed medical aestheticians as part of routine skincare at our medical spa. The stand alone price is $65 but it is often combined with other exfoliation or hydrating treatments such as chemical peels or collagen...

After one dermaplane session you will see immediate results! During the session your esthetician is removing dead skin cell build up and peach fuzz on the surface of the skin. You will immediately notice smoother, brighter, and more even-toned skin. Any skincare products will absorb deeper in...

Since you are not removing deeper layers of skin, anyone can enjoy dermaplaning without side effects. This is a great option for those of you with darker skin types wanting to erase sun damage. Skin products such as hydroquinone and/or a strong percentage of vitamin C serum is recommended to...

Dermaplaning is an exfoliative technique that uses the edge of a scalpel moved at an angle superficially along the surface of the skin to smooth and exfoliate the surface and to remove fine hairs. While it is effective for exfoliation, I find dermaplaning, which I have personally been performing...