Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Dermaplaning Add-On to any HydraFacial.

Yes. Dermaplaning combined with a HydraFacial is generally safe for sensitive skin when performed by a licensed aesthetician. We use gentle techniques and calming serums. Some redness may occur briefly; a consult will confirm suitability and tailor the treatment to your skin needs.

Most appointments with the Dermaplaning add-on take an additional 15–25 minutes beyond the standard HydraFacial, depending on skin condition and customization. Total treatment time varies, but we’ll confirm the schedule and expected duration during booking.

Yes. Removing the outer dead cell layer and peach fuzz enables serums to penetrate deeper, increasing efficacy. Clients often notice improved hydration, brighter tone, and enhanced results from professional-grade HydraFacial boosters after dermaplaning.

Dermaplaning is not recommended over inflamed, cystic, or pustular acne because it can irritate lesions. Clear or mild acne may be assessed case-by-case. We’ll evaluate your skin during consultation and recommend the safest approach.

We recommend dermaplaning with HydraFacial every 4–6 weeks to maintain glow and remove vellus hair. Individual needs vary by skin type and goals; your aesthetician will create a personalized schedule during treatment planning.

There is minimal downtime. You may experience slight redness or sensitivity for 24–48 hours, but most clients return to normal activities immediately. Follow post-care instructions, avoid heavy sun exposure, and use SPF to protect newly revealed skin.