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If you're dealing with active acne, you can still receive a dermaplane facial, but a licensed esthetician should avoid dermaplaning directly over an active breakout to prevent opening the comedone and causing bacteria to spread. If you dermaplane prior to a chemical peel the active ingredients in the peel will penetrate deeper into the skin which can be beneficial to treating acne. It is always possible to experience some purging post dermaplaning due to the removal of dead skin cells and potential exposure of clogged pores.
The dermaplane procedure is not recommended to perform on oily skin types. The hair follicle performs as a wick for the oil to come out of the skin. When you blunt the hair off at the skin level with the dermaplane procedure, it can trap the oil and cause breakouts.
Absolutely not! While dermaplaning your esthetician is removing any dead skin cell buildup and also the vellus hairs on your face. After your dermaplane session the vellus hairs on the face will always grow back the same way after about 3 to 4 weeks depending on the person. Your dermaplane...
Hi there. By looking at the photo you provided I can see that your skin is irritated. I would recommend staying away from that area and using aloe vera. Also avoid using any strong skin care like rental, exfoliates, and toners as they will dry that area out more and cause the irratation to get...
Thank you for your question. We recommend our patients to get a dermaplane every 4 weeks (once a month). Dermaplaning is a physical exfoliation. It works to remove dead skin and vellus hair (peach fuzz). Its a great add on treatment or all on its own. MedSpa Barrington IL