Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Dermaplane and facial with enzyme.

This gentle treatment is formulated to minimize irritation; dermaplaning physically exfoliates while the enzyme mask soothes. Mild temporary redness can occur, but most clients experience calm, luminous skin immediately. A patch test and consultation ensure safety for sensitive skin.

Sessions typically last 45–60 minutes, including consultation, dermaplaning, enzyme application, and soothing finish. Time allows for personalized treatment steps and post-care guidance so you leave comfortable with glowing, polished skin and clear instructions for home care.

For most clients, treatments every 4–6 weeks maintain optimal smoothness and cell turnover. Frequency can vary based on skin concerns, hair growth, and sensitivity. Your esthetician will recommend a personalized schedule during consultation to achieve lasting results.

Yes—this gentle approach can benefit acne-prone skin by removing dead cells and allowing topical treatments to penetrate better. Active inflammatory acne should be evaluated first; we may modify technique or recommend alternative treatments to avoid exacerbation.

Makeup can be applied after treatment, but we recommend waiting a few hours and using light, non-comedogenic products. Most importantly, apply broad-spectrum SPF daily to protect newly exposed skin and maintain results; your esthetician can suggest suitable post-care products.

Dermaplaning manually removes vellus hair and dead skin with a blade for an ultra-smooth finish, while microdermabrasion uses mechanical abrasion. Adding an enzyme mask gently dissolves surface debris and calms skin, offering a soothing alternative with minimal irritation and no suction.