Fast results.

No downtime.

Reduce fine lines and exposes younger skin.

Promotes collagen production.

Makeup looks better.

Maximises absorption of serums and moisturisers.

Helps prevent breakouts.

First the skin is cleansed with an antiseptic solution, then a light exfoliant is applied prior to the surface planing of skin cells and fine hairs.

Skin-perfecting serums and a high-factor SPF can be included as an add-on.

Dermaplaning is a form of mechanical exfoliation.

Dermaplaning triggers the cell regeneration process, which helps to improve, soften and smooth the appearance of acne scarring, hyperpigmentation and sun damage.

The surface of the skin is carefully scraped away using a sterile surgical scalpel.

It doesn’t hurt and gives great results.

Active acne; because of the potential risk of the spread of infection to other areas of the face.

Active infections of any type for example; flat-warts, herpes simplex (cold-sores).

Recent chemical peels.

Eczema and dermatitis.

Keloid scarring tendencies.

Moles (because of the risk of injury).

Pregnancy.

Recent use of retin-A.

Rosacea.

Sunburn.

Skin cancer.

Use of Accutane within 12 months.

Vascular lesions (due to the risk of bleeding).

Diabetes (with poor control).

Although dermaplaning is a very safe skin treatment, it should be avoided in those with acne or pigmentation problems.

Sensitive skin types may not tolerate the procedure well and those with inflammatory skin conditions such as rosacea, eczema and psoriasis should avoid treatment.

Full face | £50