Dermaplaning is a popular facial treatment that involves the regulated movement of a steel scalpel blade at a 45-degree angle across the face. The purpose of dermaplaning treatments is to remove the very top layer of skin, any vellus hair and the “peach fuzz” that sits on top of the skin.

High frequency treatment uses low-current high frequency alternating currents, delivered via a glass electrode. Because the high frequency current converts some of the oxygen in the air into ozone, the treatment has a germicidal action, and is also drying and warming.

Our courses require you to complete case studies before you are certificated which we support and guide you through so that when you receive your accredited certificate, we are fully confident that you will be ready to build an incredible career for yourselves.

This one-day course will give students the knowledge and understanding of how to perform a full facial treatment on clients in a professional environment. More clients are aware of the daily damage our climate can cause our skin and look to a facial therapist for professional treatments and advice.

Dermaplaning is the master of deep exfoliation treatments that removes the dead skin cells in the upper layer of the skin. It uses a surgical scalpul to lighly ‘shave’ the surface of the skin which also removes the fine vellus hair (peach fuzz) from the face.