Dermaplaning in Hadleigh, Essex
Dermaplaning is a treatment for dull skin, rough texture and the fine facial hair known as peach fuzz. A trained professional uses a surgical blade to gently sweep away the top layer of dead skin cells and fine hair from the surface of your face. Your skin is left smoother, brighter and more even, skincare products absorb better, and makeup goes on more smoothly.
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How does Dermaplaning work?
A trained professional holds the skin taut and uses a sterile surgical scalpel in light, feathering strokes to lift away the top layer of dead skin cells and the fine facial hair known as peach fuzz. What is left is smoother, brighter skin, and your skincare products absorb better because they are no longer sitting on dead skin.
Why is Dermaplaning good for skin?
Four things. It exfoliates thoroughly, removing dead skin cells for a smoother, brighter complexion and clearer pores. It helps your skincare products absorb deeper, so they work harder. It removes peach fuzz, which makes makeup sit noticeably better. And by stimulating cell turnover and collagen production, it softens fine lines and wrinkles over time.
Will it make the hair on my face grow back thicker and darker?
No. The body grows two main types of hair: fine, soft vellus hair (peach fuzz) and thicker terminal hair like the hair on your scalp. Dermaplaning removes vellus hair, and it grows back at exactly the same rate and texture as before.
How it works
Book Your £29 Skin Scan-
Scan
We analyse your skin using advanced imaging technology
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Plan
We create a personalised treatment plan tailored to your skin goals
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Treat
We deliver safe, effective dermaplaning tailored to your skin
FAQs
How often should I have Dermaplaning treatments?
Every 4 to 6 weeks works best for most people. That keeps dead skin cells and peach fuzz under control while your skin keeps renewing. We will advise you on the right schedule for your skin.
Is Dermaplaning suitable for all skin types?
Dermaplaning suits most skin types, including sensitive skin. It may not be right if you have active acne or a severe skin condition, which is why a trained professional assesses your skin first.
What should I do to care for my skin after a Dermaplaning session?
Keep your skin well hydrated and protected. Avoid direct sun and wear a broad spectrum sunscreen, because freshly exfoliated skin is more exposed. Skip harsh products and exfoliants for a few days to avoid irritation.
Can I wear makeup immediately after Dermaplaning?
Yes, straight away. Most people find makeup applies more smoothly and evenly once the dead skin and peach fuzz are gone. Stick to gentle, non-comedogenic products to avoid irritation.