Best Dermaplaning | Joplin MO
Facial Add-ons
Dermaplaning | $30
Dermaplaning is an exfoliation treatment that involves gently scraping the face with a medical-grade scalpel to remove the very top layer of skin. The shave removes both dead skin cells and the fine vellus hairs that are known as peach fuzz, leaving the surface of the face ultra smooth. By stimulating the development of new skin cells, this type of exfoliation — sometimes called a scalpel facial — helps new skin rise to the surface. It leaves patients with a more youthful and dewy face, but without any harsh chemicals, excessive downtime, or pain.
What Are the Benefits of Dermaplaning?
One of the most cited benefits of this treatment is the rested, rejuvenated appearance it gives patients. The skin on the face takes on a smoother and more youthful look, and patients appear more relaxed and less stressed. Scalpel facials also offer several other benefits as well:
- Rejuvenated Skin
- Fewer Fine Lines and Wrinkles
- No More Peach Fuzz
- More Effective At-Home Skincare Regimen
- Cosmetics Will Go on Easily
- Cleaner, Smaller Pores
- Help for Acne Sufferers
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