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What Is Dermaplaning?
Its sometimes used in conjunction with other skin-care treatments or on its own as a deepexfoliating method.
Its often used to reduce the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, and acne scars.
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Dermaplaning vs. Dermabrasion vs. Microdermabrasion: Whats the Difference?
All of them can be performed either with at-home kits or professionally by a dermatologist.
Dermaplaning can benefit almost anyone who wants to improve the texture and appearance of their skin.
You should avoid dermaplaning if you have any of the following:
What Happens Before Dermaplaning?
What Happens During Dermaplaning?
This is typically painless, although you may feel pressure from the instrument.
One dermaplaning session can take minutes or last up to an hour.
What Happens After Dermaplaning?
You should see visible results right away.
What Are the Risks of Dermaplaning?
Dermaplaning is typically a safe and effective procedure with relatively few risks.
Dermaplaning results are not permanent.
Potential risks include scarring and infection, although these are relatively rare.
Its safer and more effective to undergo dermaplaning with a trained professional than to try it yourself at home.
Reach out to a dermatologist for an appointment if you think dermaplaning may be right for you.
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The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center.Dermaplaning.
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