Does dermaplaning hurt?
It is generally experienced as gentle and comfortable, although individual sensitivity varies.

Dermaplaning · Burbage
A precise exfoliating treatment that removes superficial dead skin cells and fine vellus hair for a temporarily smoother, fresher-looking finish.
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The treatment
During dermaplaning, a sterile surgical blade is held at a precise angle and moved gently across prepared skin. This lifts away superficial dead skin cells and fine vellus hair.
The treatment may leave the skin feeling smoother and can help makeup sit more evenly. Results are temporary and vary between clients.
A common question
No. Dermaplaning does not change the structure of the hair follicle, so removed vellus hair does not become thicker or darker because it has been treated. It grows back according to its natural cycle.
Coarser terminal hair is different from fine vellus hair; Katie will assess the area and explain what the treatment can and cannot address.
Suitability
Dermaplaning may not be suitable over active acne, cold sores, broken skin, infection, significant irritation or some skin conditions. Tell Katie about your medicines, allergies, skincare and recent procedures.
Aftercare
Temporary redness, tightness or sensitivity can occur. Use gentle products, avoid rubbing and active exfoliants until advised, and protect your skin from sun exposure.
Questions
It is generally experienced as gentle and comfortable, although individual sensitivity varies.
Usually little, but temporary redness or sensitivity may occur and should be considered before an event.
Timing depends on your skin and response. Katie will advise an appropriate interval after assessment.
Sometimes, but combination treatments must be planned for your skin. Katie will explain suitable options and timing.
Contact the clinic
Speak with Katie about your concerns, suitability or an existing appointment.
136 Wolvey Road, Burbage, Hinckley, Leicestershire LE10 2JJ