Dermaplaning Treatment Experts in Ames, IA
Dermaplaning is a safe and effective form of exfoliation that takes 30 minutes and requires no downtime.
How does Dermaplaning work ?
Dermaplaning is a safe (provided the person performing it is properly trained) and highly effective physical exfoliation procedure. It requires the use of a sterile, surgical scalpel to gently “shave” the skin’s surface, removing the top-most layer of dead skin.
Physical exfoliation triggers the cell regeneration process and allows products to better penetrate skin, such as a light chemical peel. Dermaplaning is also excellent to rid the face of excess fine hairs which can often accumulate dirt and oil.
What can Dermaplaning treat ?
Dermaplaning reduces the appearance of fine lines, visible acne scars, and dark spots.
Dermaplaning is recommended for all skin types except those with acneic skin. This is a great treatment if you are pregnant or nursing and want exfoliation without the risk of harsh chemicals absorbing into the blood stream and potentially harming your baby.
What is a Dermaplaning session like ?
During the session your dermatologist or esthetician will skillfully use a sterile surgical scalpel at the correct angle to remove the top layer of old, dull skin, along with all your peach fuzz.
What results can be expected from Dermaplaning ?
You should obtain a more healthy appearance after the first session, but best results occur after a series of treatments. Typically a series includes six treatments, with visible improvements after two or three treatments.
Get Dermaplaning treatment at Ames, Iowa
Call (515) 232-3006 or fill out the consult form to request your appointment today.
It’s amazing what this procedure does to correct “old” skin and bring new skin to the surface.
Interested in Dermaplaning Treatment? Request a consultation with a skin specialist today.
*Age Restriction.
For patients scheduling who are under 18 years of age (19 in Alabama) please make sure you have permission from your parent or legal guardian to schedule this appointment. Your parent or legal guardian must accompany you on your initial visit and on certain subsequent visits to provide appropriate informed consent.