DERMAPLANING – SKIN BLADING/EPIDERMAL LEVELLING
Dermaplaning, also referred to as skin blading or epidermal leveling, stands out as a preferred manual exfoliation method, endorsed by our experts at Medica Laser Spa. This treatment offers a remarkable approach to skin rejuvenation, meticulously eliminating peach fuzz and the outer layer of dead skin cells, resulting in immediate smoothness, suppleness, and vibrancy of the skin.
While some may draw parallels between dermaplaning and traditional shaving practices, it’s important to distinguish the two. Unlike standard razors, dermaplaning delves deeper, targeting multiple layers of skin for a more comprehensive exfoliation experience. A common concern revolves around potential changes in hair growth post-treatment. However, it’s crucial to dispel this myth – dermaplaning does not alter the texture or color of facial hair. Regrowth typically occurs within three weeks, maintaining its original characteristics.
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Dermaplaning, also known as blading, stands out as a non-traumatic method of skin rejuvenation, gaining popularity for its immediate, painless results and minimal downtime. This treatment offers a quick and effective way to achieve smoother, radiant skin without discomfort or extended recovery periods.
In addition to its skin-smoothing benefits, dermaplaning can also enhance the absorption of various skincare products and treatments, including peels, oxygen therapies, masks, and at-home skincare regimens. However, it’s important to exercise caution if you have active acne or are prone to breakouts. Dermaplaning may not be suitable for individuals with existing acne conditions, as it could potentially exacerbate inflammation and trigger breakouts. In such cases, alternative treatment options may be recommended to avoid adverse effects on the skin.