How long after Microneedling (SkinPen) do I have to wait before I can have Dermaplaning (by a professional) done?

Using Salicylic acid prior to Dermaplane will be fine (as long as you don't have active breakouts). Its a wonderful treatment to rid of dead skin build up, an peach fuzz.

I am surprised you were able to obtain 70% glycolic acid - that is very, very strong and would give most people quite a burn.  You'll need to see your dermatologist for wound healing advice and I would caution you about following those "easy" YouTube videos.  Many products and...

Great question, and one I have heard many times. The reason dermaplaining is performed in a medical setting, like a med spa, is because of the use of the dermal blade. This superficial procedure is a form of mechanically exfoliating the skin by gently scraping away the top layer with a dermal...

Thanks for your question.  PRP applied after dermaplaning might help a tiny bit, but really isn't going to get down to the layers of the skin where it might be really worth the effort.  There is more literature supporting application of PRP after microneedling, which drills little...

Hello, my name is Ranen at Aesthetic skin. That’s a great and very nuanced question — and you’re absolutely right that there’s a lot of confusion between dermaplaning as a professional treatment and dermaplaning as at-home exfoliation. If your skin stays smooth, hydrated, and not tight, ...

Dermaplaning is recommended for MOST skin types! The only time dermaplaning may not be a good idea is for someone who is having an acne break out. During a dermaplane session your esthetician is removing any vellus hair and dead skin cell build up.