Dermaplaning in Garner, NC
Dermaplaning removes peach fuzz and dead surface skin with a sterile blade. MarSha MedSpa assesses your skin before treatment for a smoother-feeling, fresher-looking complexion.
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Compare Facials for cleansing and hydration or Chemical Peels for acid exfoliation.
A smoother surface starts here
Focused care at the surface
Fine facial hair
Surface buildup
Your skin’s tolerance
Your dermaplaning appointment
Assess your skin
Prepare the surface
Exfoliate selected areas
Finish and protect
Look at texture and fine facial hair
Compare the same area in similar light, without makeup or filters. A smoother surface does not mean deeper scars have been removed.
Progress and Maintenance:
A smoother-feeling surface
Peach fuzz returns
Repeat when appropriate
Start with skin readiness
A good fit if
Discuss before you begin
Keep freshly exfoliated skin comfortable
Preparation
- Share skincare, medicines and recent skin procedures.
- Mention new breakouts, cold sores or irritation.
- Ask about pausing exfoliants; don’t stop prescriptions on your own.
After Care
- Use gentle cleanser, moisturizer and broad-spectrum SPF.
- Avoid rubbing, picking and additional exfoliation while skin settles.
- Follow advice for restarting makeup, exercise and active skincare.
Side Effects
- Redness, dryness, sensitivity or small nicks may occur.
- Infection, scarring and pigment changes are possible.
- Seek advice for spreading redness, increasing pain or discharge.
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Questions we hear most
No. Cutting hair at the surface does not change its thickness, color or growth rate. A cut end may feel different as it grows out. Dermaplaning is temporary peach-fuzz removal; new or changing coarse facial hair deserves a separate assessment.
Active acne, open skin and rosacea or eczema flares can make dermaplaning unsuitable. Sensitivity, medicines and recent treatments need assessment before exfoliation. Pregnancy does not remove the need to review the skin and any products used.
Dermaplaning uses a sterile blade to remove fine facial hair and surface cells. Ordinary shaving mainly trims hair; a chemical peel uses a solution to exfoliate. Combining treatments is not automatic and should depend on a skin assessment.
Surface smoothness changes as skin sheds and hair regrows, so there is no fixed result duration. Repeat treatment should follow your skin’s recovery, routine and other procedures rather than a universal schedule.
Scraping sensations, redness or sensitivity can occur; it is not guaranteed to be painless. Follow your provider’s advice on makeup, exercise and restarting retinoids or acids. Do not add more exfoliation or shave irritated skin while it settles.
