Dermaplaning in Charlotte, NC
Corrective exfoliation for smoother skin—with peach fuzz removal as a bonus.
Dermaplaning does more than remove facial hair. It gently removes accumulated dead skin cells from the surface, helping skin feel smoother, look brighter, and allowing skincare products to absorb more easily.
At Skin Pro Lori in SouthPark Charlotte, I approach dermaplaning as part of corrective skincare. My focus is on your skin’s condition, what it needs, and supporting its long-term health.
More Than Peach Fuzz Removal
Using a professional dermaplaning blade, I carefully remove surface dead skin cells along with fine facial hair, often called peach fuzz.
This treatment can help:
- Remove surface buildup and flaky skin.
- Smooth rough texture.
- Refresh dull-looking skin.
- Help skincare products absorb more easily.
- Allow makeup to sit more evenly.
The exfoliation is the purpose. Removing peach fuzz is the bonus.
A Treatment Built Around Your Skin
With 26 years of experience as a licensed esthetician, I look beyond the surface to choose the steps that fit your skin.
Your dermaplaning treatment may include a targeted peel, a custom-blended mask, LED light therapy, or other corrective steps based on your skin’s condition and tolerance.
Whether your concern is dryness, uneven texture, dullness, or surface buildup, I customize the treatment with your skin’s needs in mind.
Frequently Asked Questions
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No. Dermaplaning does not change the thickness, color, or growth rate of your hair. It removes hair at the surface without changing the follicle.
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Both remove hair at the surface, but professional dermaplaning also focuses on controlled exfoliation. I assess your skin and use a professional blade to carefully remove dead skin buildup and fine facial hair.
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It depends on the condition of your skin. If you have a few isolated blemishes, I may be able to work around those areas. I do not dermaplane directly over inflamed pimples, open skin, or an active widespread breakout. I assess your skin first to decide whether dermaplaning is appropriate that day.
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Removing surface buildup can help products absorb more easily. Dermaplaning is one part of a corrective skincare plan tailored to your concerns.
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Many clients schedule treatments about every four to six weeks. I recommend timing based on your skin’s response and the other treatments you receive.
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There is usually little to no downtime. You may experience temporary redness or sensitivity, particularly when dermaplaning is combined with other exfoliating treatments. I explain what to expect based on your treatment.