Dermaplaning: what it is, care and technique contraindications

Dermaplaning is an aesthetic facial rejuvenation treatment that provides several benefits and brings surprising results. We consulted dermatologist Dr. Lívia Maria Camargo (CRM SP-189909) and beautician Carolina Vieira, from Clínica Dr. Lívia Maria Camargo, to learn more about treatment, care and contraindications. Follow the article!

What is dermaplaning?

According to information from professionals, “dermaplaning is a superficial exfoliation, in which an ablation is performed with a scalpel blade, removing the horny layer (dead cell layer) and the hairiness of the skin, improving its texture and appearance. tonality.”

The procedure helps promote skin rejuvenation, among other benefits. The technique must be performed with properly specialized material and handled by a beautician or qualified professional.

benefits of dermaplaning

1. Improves skin texture: increases skin radiance and radiance.
2. Stimulates cell renewal: the treatment eliminates dead cells and facial fluff.
3. Improves skin permeability: increases the effect of actives due to the removal of dead cell concentration.
4. Facilitates makeup application: it provides greater fixation and durability of makeup, in addition to leaving the skin with a more beautiful finish.
5. Promotes rejuvenation: the procedure improves fine lines and wrinkles.
6. Decreases the appearance of acne: reduces the clogging of the sebaceous glands by the superficial layer of keratotic cells.

To repeat the treatment, it is necessary to wait 21 days, which is the time necessary for the cellular renewal of the skin.

It’s safe?

“The treatment is completely safe, painless and, if done by a qualified professional, there are no risks”, explains the beautician.

About performing dermaplaning at home, the dermatologist makes an important warning. “Performing the procedure alone has great risks, as the scalpel blade is highly cutting, it can cause deep injuries and other complications, such as contamination and infection.”

Videos about dermaplaning

Below, we have selected videos with more information and curiosities about the treatment. It’s worth watching!

Does Dermaplaning Thicken Hair?

In this video, you can check out more information about the technique and answer some of the main questions about the procedure. Does dermaplaning thicken facial hair? Check out!

More reasons to do dermaplaning

As we have seen, the technique has multiple benefits. If you still have questions about the treatment, watch the video and learn more about it.

Tips and trivia about dermaplaning

In addition to tips and curiosities about the treatment, follow, in this video, how the procedure is done. It is worth checking!

Now that you’ve seen tips and more information about dermaplaning, learn about the care and contraindications of the technique!

Dermaplaning precautions and contraindications

In any aesthetic treatment, it is important to know what are the contraindications and the necessary care before and after the procedure. Check it out below:

• It is contraindicated for patients with active acne skin;
• Patients with sensitivity, such as rosacea, psoriasis and dermatitis, are not indicated for treatment;
• Nickel-allergic patients also cannot undergo dermaplaning;
• Five days before treatment, the patient should avoid sun exposure and discontinue the use of acids to avoid skin lesions;
• Patients being treated with isotretinoin should discontinue use 2 months before the procedure;
• In the 48-72 hours after treatment, direct exposure to the sun should be avoided;
• Home dermaplaning is not recommended; even so, there are many people performing the procedure at home and with inadequate material, such as a razor blade. Don’t take any chances: look for a qualified professional so you don’t injure, contaminate or cause skin infections.

Taking care of the skin is of paramount importance to keep it healthy and prevent premature aging. Enjoy and learn more about phenol peeling, the therapeutic procedure that brings great results against photoaging!