Is it ok to drink the night before a dermaplane and light chemical peel session?

Thank you for your question in regards to dermaplaning. It is not common to have cuts after a dermaplane treatment. To be sure what is best for you, see two or more board-certified providers in your area for a complete evaluation to make sure you are a good candidate and that it is safe for you...

Both facial treatments are beneficial for revealing a smoother complexion. One is not better than the other only depending on skin type. I prefer Microdermabrasion for a darker skin type with shallow acne scarring where a blending or smoothing of the skin is needed, while Dermaplaning is good ...

There is a great product by ZO called Revititrol which contains colloidal oatmeal This is very soothing post tx, and may help significantly. I would also recommend you take an anti-histamine to calm down the response. Please re-visit your healthcare provider so that he/she may evaluate you and...

There is no treatment that reliably increases or decreases pore size, despite frequent claims to the contrary.  The inflammation from the minor procedures you have had will settle and your condition should improve soon. Probably best to avoid exfoliating agents during this process. 

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...

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...