I've booked in for a first dermaplaning session at a well-reviewed place tomorrow and have been looking at aftercare advice. Some sites say to avoid exercise afterwards for anything from 24 hours to 3 days. However I am training for a competition, which means I usually train 6 days a week, sometimes twice, and I am not really allowed to skip any. Almost all those sessions would be classed by most normal people as 'intense'. How big a problem would it be to train within 24 hours of the treatment?
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Dermaplaning is an exfoliation treatment that removes dead skin cells. Schedule the treatment 5-7 days before your wedding, however this may vary if you combine it with a chemical peel.. It should not affect an existing tan.
We recommend waiting 2 weeks after any injections before having dermaplaning done. This way we can ensure that your Botox and filler has settled nicely.