Dermaplaning

Dermaplaning is a non-invasive skin resurfacing technique that uses manual exfoliation, in the form of a scalpel, to remove the top layer of dead skin. The treatment works by scraping off dead skin cells to reveal the smoother and brighter cells underneath.

Dermaplaning also gets rid of the small hairs on your face that most people call “peach fuzz.” You’ll feel so soft and smooth afterward!

Objectives:

• 1.) To understand the theory behind manual exfoliation using a scalpel with surgical blades and how it improves the condition of the epidermis and dermis.
• 2.) To be able to effectively utilise dermaplaning treatments for optimum exfoliation of the Stratum Corneum of the Epidermis, allowing for a smoother and radiant appearance of the skin, minor wrinkle reduction as well as allowing for better penetration of actives that stimulate a healthy, plumped and rehydrated, moisturised skin.

Note:

• 6 CPD points will be awarded