A sterile blade that removes dead surface skin and fine facial hair. Instantly smoother skin and flawless makeup application, with no downtime.
Dermaplaning uses a sterile blade held at an angle to lift away the outermost layer of dead skin cells along with the fine vellus hair — peach fuzz — that traps oil and dulls the surface.
The result is immediate. Skin feels genuinely smooth, makeup sits flat instead of catching on fine hair, and anything you apply afterwards absorbs better.
And no, the hair does not grow back thicker or darker. Vellus hair returns exactly as it was — that particular myth has been thoroughly tested.
Vellus hair traps oil and product, and dead cells scatter light so skin looks flat.
A sterile blade at a shallow angle removes the top layer without cutting or irritating living skin.
Smooth skin reflects light evenly, so it reads brighter immediately.
Step 01
Free. Quick suitability check — we skip it if you are mid-breakout.
Step 02
Skin is cleansed and thoroughly dried; the blade needs a dry surface.
Step 03
Short, light strokes across the face. Completely painless.
Step 04
Serum and SPF. Straight back to your day, makeup included.
No. This is the most persistent myth in skincare. Vellus hair regrows at the same texture and colour — cutting does not change the follicle.
Not at all. It feels like a light scraping sensation. It is one of the most comfortable treatments on the menu.
Roughly monthly, matching skin cell turnover. More often than that and you risk sensitising the barrier.
Yes — it pairs particularly well before a DiamondGlow or a peel, because removing the dead layer helps the next step work better. That is why it is offered as a $50 add-on.
Not during an active breakout — a blade across inflamed skin risks spreading bacteria and irritation. Once things have settled, it is fine.
One patient at a time, by appointment. No packages, no pressure, and an honest answer even when it isn’t the one that books.
