Dermaplaning helps improve the appearance of uneven skin texture, dullness, and dryness while allowing your skincare products to absorb more effectively. It's also the perfect treatment for creating a smooth, flawless canvas for makeup application.

Our Dermaplaning Facial combines professional exfoliation with nourishing, hydrating skincare to leave your complexion looking healthy, glowing, and rejuvenated.

1. Instantly Smoother Skin: Removes dead skin cells and peach fuzz, leaving your skin feeling incredibly soft and silky.

2. Brighter Complexion: Helps eliminate dull surface buildup, revealing fresher, more radiant skin.

3. Improves Skin Texture: Smooths rough patches and improves the appearance of uneven skin texture.

4. Enhances Skincare Absorption: Removes surface buildup, allowing skincare products to spread more evenly and potentially improving ingredient penetration.

5. Flawless Makeup Application: Creates a smooth canvas so foundation and other makeup products apply more evenly.

6. Softens the Appearance of Fine Lines: Temporarily improves the look of superficial fine lines by smoothing the skin's surface.

7. Gentle Physical Exfoliation: Provides immediate exfoliation without using chemical acids.

8. Minimal Downtime: Most clients can return to their normal activities immediately, although mild redness or sensitivity can occur.

9. Doesn't Make Hair Grow Back Thicker: Dermaplaning does not change the thickness, colour, or growth rate of facial hair. That's a myth!

The best part? You leave with skin that looks instantly refreshed, feels incredibly smooth, and has that beautiful Myüz glow!

Professional tip: Dermaplaning is not ideal for everyone, particularly clients with active inflammatory acne, irritated skin, or a compromised skin barrier. SPF and gentle skincare are especially important afterward.

1. Active acne: Inflamed pustules, papules, cystic acne, or open breakouts in the treatment area.
2. Active cold sores: Herpes simplex outbreaks or other contagious skin infections.
3. Compromised skin barrier: Irritated, peeling, sunburned, or damaged skin.
4. Active eczema, psoriasis, or rosacea flare ups: Especially when the skin is inflamed or sensitive.
5. Open wounds or lesions: Cuts, abrasions, sores, or broken skin.
6. Recent chemical peels or laser treatments: Skin must be fully healed before dermaplaning.
7. Recent use of strong exfoliating products: Retinoids, AHAs, BHAs, or other irritating active ingredients may require a temporary pause depending on skin condition.
8. Suspicious moles or raised skin lesions: These areas should be avoided and assessed by a healthcare professional if concerning.
9. Recent waxing or aggressive exfoliation: Skin may be too sensitive for additional exfoliation.
10. Certain medications: Oral isotretinoin or medications that increase skin fragility may require additional assessment or medical clearance.

Important: Not all contraindications mean dermaplaning must be avoided completely. Some require postponing treatment, modifying the service, or avoiding specific areas.

Please note: Dermaplaning is not recommended for clients with active inflamed acne, sunburn, open wounds, active skin infections, or a compromised skin barrier. Our estheticians will assess your skin before treatment to ensure dermaplaning is appropriate for you.