I gently exfoliate away dead skin cells and fine vellus hair with dermaplaning, leaving your skin remarkably smooth, radiant, and ready to glow — with zero downtime.
A quick, gentle treatment with instant, visible results and absolutely no downtime.
A sterile blade gently sweeps away the top layer of dead skin cells, revealing brighter, smoother skin immediately.
Fine vellus facial hair is removed for a flawlessly smooth canvas — makeup glides on more evenly afterward.
There's no downtime — you'll walk out with brighter, smoother, more radiant skin right away.
Dermaplaning is gentle enough for sensitive skin and safe for those who can't tolerate chemical exfoliants.
With dead skin cleared away, your serums and moisturizers penetrate deeper and work more effectively.
Regular treatments smooth out rough patches and refine texture for a soft, even-toned complexion.
A relaxing, four-step treatment that leaves your skin smooth, bright, and glowing.
I review your skin type, goals, and any sensitivities to confirm dermaplaning is the right fit for you.
Your skin is thoroughly cleansed so the surface is completely clean and dry before we begin.
Using a sterile surgical blade at a gentle angle, I glide across your skin to lift away dead cells and fine hair.
A calming serum and moisturizer are applied to hydrate and protect your newly smoothed skin.
Dermaplaning can be customized to address a range of texture and tone concerns.
Here's what a typical dermaplaning appointment looks like afterward, and how to keep your results glowing.
Your skin will feel remarkably soft and look brighter right away — there's no downtime or visible peeling.
Freshly exfoliated skin is more sun-sensitive, so wear SPF daily and limit direct sun for a few days after treatment.
Use a gentle moisturizer to support your skin barrier while it renews itself over the following days.
Vellus hair and dead skin regenerate over time — I recommend a treatment every 3–4 weeks to maintain your glow.
Everything you need to know before booking your dermaplaning appointment.