Focus on Dermaplaning – Learning about Epidermal Leveling
Epidermal Leveling is a fairly recent innovation in spa treatments and is a safe and effective exfoliation that is suitable for both men and women of all skin tones. It is also known as dermaplaning and is a technique that utilizes a specially designed surgical instrument used to carefully remove top most layers of the skin and resulting in a beautiful, refinished look. Epidermal leveling is a technique that gives the skin a smoother appearance through removal of dead skin cells as well as the fine vellous facial hair or peach fuzz which can trap excessive dirt and oil leaving the complexion looking dull. Fortunately it also stimulates and rejuvenates skin tissue and makes it an effective method for reduction of acne scarring, fine line wrinkles and uneven pigmentation.
Many people notice marked improvements in both the texture and appearance of skin right after the first treatment, which makes it an excellent procedure to have before a special event. Epidermal Leveling can be used by itself or used in conjunction with other procedures such as chemical peels and laser rejuvenation treatments. It is a non-invasive treatment and it does not require the use of any chemicals, which makes it suitable for both pregnant and nursing women. A healthy and glowing complexion can be quickly and easily attained through this safe, unique treatment.
Why Have Epidermal Leveling?
Why would a client want to have epidermal leveling, or dermaplaning? The reasons are many. It refines and refinishes dull, lifeless skin. It removes the skin's top layers, fine facial hair, and surface imperfections in a safe manner. And, it can reduce scarring from acne, fine line wrinkles and uneven pigmentation.
Is Epidermal Leveling Right for Your Client's Skin Type?
Many people ask if epidermal leveling is right for their skin type. The answer is, yes. It is ideal for all tones and types of skin. It is recommended that the treatment be applied once monthly for optimum results. Remember that facial hair is removed without the harsh effects of waxing and it does not change the hair growth pattern or texture of the hair. Also remember that it must be performed by a clinician certified in the procedure of epidermal leveling.
It is very important for the client to realize that essential nutrients and protection need to be provided for the new skin. Clinicians can recommend the appropriate skin care products for use after epidermal leveling.














