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Dermaplaning Treatment
Smooth, Brighten & Refresh Your Skin Instantly with Dermaplaning
Dermaplaning is a gentle, non-invasive exfoliating treatment that uses a sterile surgical blade to remove dead skin cells and fine vellus hair (also known as peach fuzz) from the face. The result? Instantly smoother, more radiant skin with improved tone and texture — all without any downtime.
At Ultra Aesthetics Clinic, our qualified practitioners deliver professional dermaplaning treatments in a safe, clinical environment, following UK hygiene and safety protocols.
What Is Dermaplaning Used For?
Dermaplaning offers both aesthetic and functional benefits, making it a popular choice for clients who want to instantly refresh their skin. It effectively addresses:
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Dull, tired-looking skin
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Dry or flaky skin
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Congested pores
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Uneven skin tone and texture
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Fine facial hair (peach fuzz)
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Superficial pigmentation
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Rough patches
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Prepping skin for makeup or advanced facials
Why Choose Dermaplaning?
Dermaplaning is an ideal option for those looking for a quick, pain-free boost to their complexion with zero recovery time. Here’s why this treatment might work for you:
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Instantly brightens and smooths skin
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Removes dead skin and facial hair for a flawless makeup base
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Non-invasive and suitable for most skin types
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No chemicals, acids, or downtime
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Enhances product absorption and treatment efficacy
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Quick treatment – often completed in 30–45 minutes
Client Concerns Addressed
We understand clients may have questions or uncertainties. Here are common concerns we address during your consultation:
“Will it hurt or feel uncomfortable?”
Not at all. Dermaplaning is completely pain-free and feels similar to a gentle scraping or brushing sensation on the skin.
“Will my hair grow back thicker or darker?”
No – this is a common myth. The hair removed is vellus hair, which grows back the same texture and colour over time.
“Is it safe for my skin type?”
Yes – dermaplaning is generally safe for all skin tones and types, except those with active acne or certain skin sensitivities. We carry out a full skin assessment prior to treatment.
“How often should I have dermaplaning?”
We typically recommend treatments every 3–4 weeks for best results, aligning with your skin’s natural regeneration cycle.
Dermaplaning Aftercare
To maintain results and support your skin post-treatment, follow these essential aftercare steps:
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Avoid wearing makeup for 24 hours to allow skin to settle
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Apply SPF 30+ daily – your skin will be more sensitive to UV exposure
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Avoid excessive heat, saunas, steam rooms, and direct sun for 48 hours
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Use gentle, non-active skincare (no retinols, AHAs, or BHAs for 3 days)
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Hydrate the skin well with moisturisers and drink plenty of water
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Avoid exfoliating or using scrubs for 5–7 days post-treatment
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Do not pick or scratch the treated area
Best Treatments to Combine with Dermaplaning
Dermaplaning is a great standalone treatment but also pairs beautifully with other skincare procedures to maximise results:
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Hydrating Skin Masks or Facials
Immediately post-dermaplane, the skin is primed to absorb active ingredients, making hydrating facials and masks especially effective.
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Enzyme or Light Chemical Peels
Exfoliated skin allows deeper penetration of peels, enhancing their brightening and clarifying effects (when applied safely after dermaplaning).
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LED Light Therapy
Post-treatment LED therapy can calm the skin, reduce redness, and stimulate further cell regeneration.
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Microneedling (in alternate sessions)
For clients looking for deeper rejuvenation, alternating between microneedling and dermaplaning can provide both surface and structural improvement to the skin.
Who Is Dermaplaning Suitable For?
Dermaplaning is ideal for:
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Clients wanting instantly smoother, brighter skin
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Brides, event attendees, or anyone prepping for a special occasion
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Makeup lovers who want a flawless application base
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Clients with dry, flaky, or textured skin
However, it may not be suitable for:
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Clients with active acne or inflamed skin
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Those with a history of keloid scarring
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Clients with certain dermatological conditions (e.g. eczema, psoriasis on the face)
A full consultation is required to ensure suitability.