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Dermaplaning is a comfortable treatment; however, you may experience slight tingling or sensitivity that will subside quickly during treatment.
Our SILK Dermal Technicians will ensure your comfort levels are met.
No, this treatment is for treating fluffy facial hairs that are usually fair in colour and thin/light in density. We cannot change the types of hair you have or the ones that will grow back on your face, therefore if your hair was fluffy and fair before it will grow back as this.
For all clients, we perform a skin and hair analysis to determine if you’re the right candidate for this treatment and if you do have thicker, darker hairs we would suggest facial Laser Hair Removal as the best treatment.
It is important to realise that Dermaplaning treatments take off the outer layer of the skin which is also its protection.
We recommend following the pre and post-care instructions provided by your technician and using an SPF 50+ sunscreen post-treatment, even if you are not planning on exposing your skin to the sun.
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An important part of your laser routine is the pre-care!
- Remember to shave the area within 24 hours prior to your appointment (no waxing, tweezing, epilating or bleaching at least 4 weeks beforehand, we need to find the hair)
- Do not expose the area to sun 2-4 weeks prior and avoid sunburn 4-6 weeks prior
- Fake tan is a no; remove tan from the area as well as makeup, lotion, deodorant, and creams (we have wipes for you in case)
Getting the most out of your laser treatment means looking after yourself post-treatment.
- Don’t expose your body to sweat or bacteria for 48 hours after treatment; that means no exercise, hot showers, pools, spas or saunas
- Wear loose fitting clothing after treatment to ensure no heat is trapped
- Stay sun safe – avoid direct sun, and use SPF 50+ for 2 weeks after treatment (our SILK Matte Sunscreen SPF 50 does an amazing job)
ST the most out of your laser treatment means looking after yourself post-treatment.
- Don’t expose your body to sweat or bacteria for 48 hours after treatment; that means no exercise, hot showers, pools, spas or saunas
- Wear loose fitting clothing after treatment to ensure no heat is trapped
- Stay sun safe – avoid direct sun, and use SPF 50+ for 2 weeks after treatment (our SILK Matte Sunscreen SPF 50 does an amazing job)
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