Actually, no. Dermaplaning helps prevent clogged pores and hair follicles by removing dead skin, which can otherwise lead to breakouts and block the absorption of skincare products. By exfoliating the skin, dermaplaning promotes better skin clarity and allows your products to penetrate more effectively.
No. This is the #1 misconception. Dermaplane removes the hair on the surface of the skin and does not touch or change where the hair originates from in the follicle. Because of this, there is no change in the texture or thickness of the hair as it grows back.
Most likely, yes! The majority of people are good candidates for this non-invasive treatment. Patients with moderate to severe active acne may be more appropriate for other treatments or may use dermaplaning in conjunction with other procedures as part of a more comprehensive care plan.