Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Dermaplaning facial treatment.

Yes for most skin types; it's gentle and non-invasive. Not recommended for active acne, open lesions, or very inflamed rosacea. A consult and skin assessment at True U Aesthetics ensures suitability and customizes pre- and post-care for safe, effective results.

Results often last three to four weeks, depending on individual skin cell turnover and hair growth. Many clients schedule treatments every four to six weeks for maintenance. Your technician at True U Aesthetics will recommend timing based on goals, skin condition, and product regimen.

Dermaplaning removes fine vellus hair (peach fuzz) and dead skin cells but does not remove hair permanently. Hair regrows with the same texture and rate. Regular treatments keep skin smooth; consult about combining with other hair-reduction options if permanent removal is desired.

Avoid retinoids, chemical peels, waxing, and aggressive exfoliation at least five to seven days before and after treatment. Also skip sun exposure and self-tanners; use SPF daily. True U Aesthetics will provide personalized pre- and post-care instructions to protect and optimize results.

Most clients experience a comfortable, relaxing treatment with minimal to no discomfort. The technician uses a sterile blade with gentle strokes. You may feel light pressure but no pain. Communicate any sensitivity so True U Aesthetics can adjust technique for comfort.

Yes — dermaplaning pairs well with Vitamin C masks, hydrating infusions, chemical peels (timed appropriately), and microneedling consultations. At True U Aesthetics we design combined protocols to enhance outcomes, spacing treatments safely based on skin type and goals for optimal rejuvenation.