If your skin feels dull, rough, or your makeup just isn’t sitting right anymore, dermaplaning might be exactly what you need.

Dermaplaning is a safe, non-invasive exfoliation treatment that removes dead skin cells and fine vellus hair (often called “peach fuzz”) using a sterile surgical blade. The result? Smoother, brighter, healthier-looking skin — instantly.

What Does Dermaplaning Do?

Over time, dead skin cells build up on the surface of your face. That buildup can cause:

• Dull complexion
• Uneven texture
• Breakouts
• Fine lines appearing more noticeable
• Makeup that looks cakey

Dermaplaning gently removes that outer layer, revealing fresh skin underneath and allowing your skincare products to penetrate more effectively.

The Benefits of Dermaplaning

✔ Immediate glow
✔ Smoother skin texture
✔ Better product absorption
✔ Flawless makeup application
✔ Safe for most skin types
✔ No downtime

Many clients love it before special events because it gives that natural glow without irritation or recovery time.

Will My Hair Grow Back Thicker?

No. This is one of the biggest myths. Dermaplaning does not change the thickness, color, or growth rate of your hair. It grows back exactly the same as before.

Who Is a Good Candidate?

Dermaplaning is great for:

• Dry or dull skin
• Mild acne scarring
• Fine lines
• Uneven texture
• Clients wanting smoother makeup application

It may not be ideal for those with active cystic acne or certain skin conditions, which we always review before treatment.

How Often Should You Get Dermaplaning?

Most clients schedule every 4–6 weeks to maintain results and keep skin consistently smooth and glowing.

Why Choose A Body in Knead?

At A Body in Knead, we focus on treatments that support both relaxation and results. Dermaplaning pairs beautifully with facials and can be added to enhance your overall skincare experience.

Healthy skin isn’t about perfection — it’s about maintenance. If your skin feels tired, this is one of the simplest ways to reset it.

Ready to glow? Book your dermaplaning session today.