The term Dermaplaning may be new to you. If so, you’re in for a treat! Because this simple procedure is an effective, non-invasive way to help your skin look brighter, clearer and more luminous. And FINETUNE MedSpa can help you achieve that beautiful outcome.
Think of Dermaplaning as a kind of exfoliation, but one that takes things to the next level. In this case, that entails going deeper beneath the skin’s surface, sloughing off old cells and uncovering a more glowing complexion.
How does dermaplaning work? Your practitioner will use a special scalpel, designed for exactly this purpose, to slide carefully over your face. With a feathery light touch, she works to ‘shave’ the surface of your complexion, helping skin gently shed its uppermost layer. Dermaplaning is a very safe, virtually painless—and you’ll see beautiful results right away
But dermaplaning offers something more. While removing dead skin cells to uncover a brighter complexion, that “scraping” process also works to eliminates wispy facial hair: the technical term is vellus hair, though you may call peach fuzz. (And happily, there’s no truth to the old wives’ tale that getting rid of this hair will make it grow back faster or thicker).
After dermaplaning, you’re likely to notice that moisturizer and foundation go on much more easily; lots of clients report that happy result—and many say they didn’t realize how fine facial had been impacting their beauty routine! Dermaplaning offers other pluses. Because it gently scrapes off the top epidermal layer, skin is better poised to absorb the nourishing ingredients from beauty balms, creams and other topical serums; simply put, these products are able to penetrate more deeply and achieve better overall results.
Dermaplaning is a chemical-free procedure, so it’s generally safe for pregnant women, nursing mothers and those with allergies—no harmful ingredients can get into the bloodstream.
If it sounds like Dermaplaning is for you, FINETUNE MedSpa will be delighted to answer all your questions and set up an appointment.
