An "advanced dermaplaning" treatment refers to a more comprehensive dermaplaning procedure that goes beyond the standard exfoliation of the skin's top layer, potentially incorporating additional techniques like deeper scraping, targeted pressure application, or the use of specialized tools to address specific skin concerns like acne scarring, deep wrinkles, or hyperpigmentation, while still maintaining a minimally invasive approach and minimal downtime; essentially providing a more intensive exfoliation and skin rejuvenation compared to an introductory dermaplaning session.
Key aspects of an advanced dermaplaning treatment:
- Deeper exfoliation: The practitioner may use a more aggressive technique with the surgical scalpel to remove a slightly deeper layer of dead skin cells, potentially targeting areas with thicker skin buildup or more pronounced concerns.
- Targeted pressure application: Depending on the treated area, the practitioner might apply varying pressure levels to achieve specific results, such as gentle pressure for delicate areas and slightly firmer pressure for deeper wrinkles.
- Specialized tools: Some advanced dermaplaning treatments incorporate additional tools, such as microdermabrasion devices or specialized blades, to refine the skin texture further and address specific concerns.
- Combined treatments: Advanced dermaplaning can be combined with other treatments, such as chemical peels, serums, or masks, to maximize product penetration and boost skin rejuvenation.
Potential benefits of advanced dermaplaning:
- Improved skin texture and tone
- Reduced appearance of fine lines and wrinkles
- Enhanced product absorption
- Smoother complexion
- Removal of "peach fuzz"