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 A Kailua dermatologist performs dermaplaning, using a fine blade to exfoliate and remove peach fuzz for smoother skin.

DERMAPLANING

Dermaplaning is a skincare procedure designed to exfoliate the skin and remove fine facial hair, often called "peach fuzz." It involves using a sterile surgical scalpel to gently scrape the skin's surface, removing dead skin cells and unwanted hair. At our dermatology clinic in Kailua, Hawaii, dermaplaning is a popular treatment to achieve smoother, brighter skin.

Dermaplaning is suitable for most skin types and offers immediate results. It can be a stand-alone treatment or part of a broader skincare routine, providing a quick and effective way to enhance the complexion.

Dermaplaning at Kailua dermatology clinics creates a smooth texture, enhancing product absorption and makeup application.

Benefits

The benefits of dermaplaning include smoother skin, better absorption of skincare products, and a more even complexion. It also helps reduce the appearance of fine lines and allows makeup to go on more smoothly.

Procedure Overview

Dermaplaning involves using a surgical blade to remove dead skin cells and fine hair from the face. The procedure typically takes 30 to 45 minutes, with minimal discomfort. There's no downtime, and the skin may appear slightly pink immediately afterward, but this fades quickly.

At a Kailua dermatologist's office, dermaplaning involves using a fine blade to carefully exfoliate dead skin and fine hair.

FAQs

Is dermaplaning painful?

No, the procedure is generally painless, with a slight tingling sensation during treatment.

How often can I get dermaplaning?

It depends on your skin type, but many people get it every 3 to 4 weeks.

Does dermaplaning make hair grow back thicker?

No, dermaplaning does not affect hair growth or thickness.

Is dermaplaning suitable for all skin types?

Can dermaplaning cause breakouts?

It generally doesn't cause breakouts, but it's best to avoid it if you have active acne.

Yes, dermaplaning is generally suitable for all skin types, but it's important to consult your dermatologist for personalized advice.

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