DERMAPLANING
WITH ELINA'S ORGANIC PEEL
Dermaplaning is a physical exfoliation which Gently removes unwanted vellus facial hair and dead skin cells for smoother, more radiant skin and a brighter complexion. Afterwards a specific Peel is applied, suitable for your skin type, to enhance your treatment. Your face will feel baby soft, and the application of your foundation will be Flawless.
From:
$75 and Up
The Pros and Cons of Dermaplaning
Dermaplaning is a physical exfoliation method that requires the use of a sterile surgical scalpel to gently shave the top layer of the skin, the stratum corneum, dead skin layer, and fine vellus hair, aka peach fuzz.
This treatment results in ultra-smooth, fresh, and brighter skin. By removing that dead layer and hair from the face, the skin is evened out, and it helps with cell metabolism, which helps new skin come to the surface.” But is dermaplaning just a passing trend? Or is it a treatment worth investing in?
Here are some pros and cons:
PROS
CONS
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It is a great option for clients with sensitive skin and pregnant women who are looking for a deep exfoliation.
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It painlessly exfoliates the stratum corneum to stimulate cellular turnover with little to no downtime.
3.
It helps makeup go on smoother and more evenly.
It can be performed prior to treatments like facials, laser, microdermabrasion, and chemical peels for better product penetration. It can be performed frequently.
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Clients with active and cystic acne should avoid this type of hair removal, as it can cause further irritation.
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Clients with active and cystic acne should avoid this type of hair removal, as it can cause further irritation.
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It is typically more expensive than some other hair-removal treatments. The results might not be as long-lasting as other hair-removal methods, such as waxing, as the hair is not removed from the root.
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Results will differ depending on a client’s individual hair-growth cycle.
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It can help significantly lighten post inflammatory scars from past acne.
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Not everyone is a candidate.
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it is contraindicated for clients with hirsutism, a condition of excessive male-pattern hair growth in women.