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Dermaplaning

Dermaplaning is a noninvasive skin care procedure that exfoliates the surface layers of the skin through the use of a scalpel, and reduces the appearance of deep, pitted acne scars, resulting in a smoother and more even complexion. Dermaplaning is designed to treat the small, but deep scars that sometimes result from cystic acne. Gentler versions of dermaplaning are sometimes used as exfoliating or hair-removal treatments.

The Benefits of Dermaplaning

At Aesthetics of Central Texas we use the medical grade surgical steel #10R Butter Blade by Dermaplane Pro to give each client the smoothest and most comfortable service possible. A dermaplaning service last about 45 minutes and has virtually no downtime. Dermaplaning is recommended every 2-4 weeks and has both short and long term benefits.
Smoother makeup application
Exfoliates dead skin
Brightens complexion
Reverses signs of aging
Boosts product penetration

Dermaplaning

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