Dermaplane, Peel & Masks
Professional treatments enhance and elevate your home skincare regimen.
Dermaplane
Dermaplaning is a non-invasive skin treatments that uses a sterile surgical blade to gently remove the outermost layer of dead skin cells and fine vellus hair (often called peach fuzz) from the face.
It leaves the skin feeling smoother and looking brighter as it reflects the light more.
Skincare products are able to penetrate more effectivel and makeup applies more evenly.
Peels
Peels are advanced chemical exfoliating treatments that lift the surface layer or layers of cells. Peels can be applied to the face, neck, dec, hands and upper back creating a brighter rejuvenated appearance. Some bring lasting changes to the skin while others allow better absorption of active skincare products.
Masks
Masks are designed to calm and hydrate the skin. They can be applied directly after a treatment when the skin is more receptive to ingredients and can help to soothe with ingredients that may be cooling or reduce tightness.
Is the treatment painful?
A tingling and/or burning sensation is expected to be felt during the application of the peel which can last from about 3-7 minutes. Some patients (depending on pain tolerance) can describe this as quite intense.
How long does a treatment take?
This treatment takes approximately 30 minutes.
Are there any side effects or risks associated with this treatment?
Most side effects experienced with a chemical peel will usually subside within 24-48 hours, these include: tingling/burning, warmth, tightness, swollen feel, itchiness & redness. Side effects that can last longer than 24-48 hours include: peeling for up to 5-7 days & mild to moderate discomfort for up to 3 days.
How many treatments are needed?
Depending on the peel it is often recommended to do about 6-8 treatments (minimum 4 treatments). Your clinician will let you know how many treatments are recommended depending on your individual concerns.
Peels are not recommended for clients who:
- Are allergic to aspirin and other salicylates.
- Have had surgery or cryosurgery within the last 6 weeks to the treated area.
- Have herpes simplex (cold sores).
- Have had a prior reaction to chemical peels or microdermabrasion.
- Have had recent radiation treatment for cancer.
- Are sunburnt or have had significant sun exposure two days prior to treatment.
- Have used Accutane within the past 6 months.
