SCOTTSDALE & PHOENIX, AZ

HydraFacial with Dermaplaning in Scottsdale

At our Scottsdale office, we routinely combine the powers of two best-in-class facial rejuvenation treatments: HydraFacial + Dermaplaning. While dermaplaning allows us to gently remove dead cells from the surface of your skin, HydraFacial allows us to deeply clean, exfoliate, hydrate and protect your complexion.

Duration

30-45 min

From

$6500

Downtime

Minimal

Step One:
Dermaplaning

As we grow older, the body naturally stops replenishing skin cells as quickly as it once did. This results in a build-up of dead cells on the surface of the skin that can create a dull and dry appearance.

Dermaplaning is a powerful physical exfoliation that stimulates the production of new skin cells, thus smoothing away rough texture issues and restoring a vibrant complexion. It involves passing a scalpel across the skin to remove the surface layer of dead cells. This process also stimulates cellular turnover, ensuring that your skin continues to brighten and improve over time.

Step Two: HydraFacial

Following your dermaplaning procedure, we will administer a HydraFacial. This treatment uses patented technology to cleanse, extract, hydrate and protect your skin in a custom way that’s entirely designed for your unique needs.

First, we will cleanse the area and apply a peel to gently exfoliate and resurface your skin. We will then extract and hydrate – removing debris from your pores with a painless suction and nourishing your skin with intense moisture. And finally, we will infuse and protect – applying rich antioxidants and peptides to the surface of your skin to create a healthy, luminous glow that lasts.

Are HydraFacial + Dermaplaning right for you?

When combined, Hydrafacial + Dermaplaning have the power to address virtually any skincare need, for virtually any skin type. The most common issues that can be improved with this treatment approach include:

  • Fine lines and wrinkles
  • Lackluster complexion
  • Enlarged pores
  • Texture issues
  • Brown spots
  • Uneven tone
  • Oily skin

PATIENT EDUCATION

HydraFacial with Dermaplaning FAQs

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What is dermaplaning?

Dermaplaning is a physical exfoliation treatment in which your provider gently passes a scalpel across the skin to remove the surface layer of dead skin cells. At our Scottsdale office, it is the first step of your appointment, and a HydraFacial follows right after.

A HydraFacial is a facial treatment that uses patented technology to cleanse, extract, hydrate and protect the skin in a way tailored to your needs. Your skin is cleansed and treated with a peel to gently exfoliate, then debris is removed from the pores with painless suction as the skin is hydrated. The treatment finishes with antioxidants and peptides that help create a healthy, luminous glow.

The cost of HydraFacial with dermaplaning depends on your individual treatment plan, including how often you choose to return. Your provider reviews the cost with you at your consultation, and financing options are available to help you plan.

Dermaplaning does not typically cause acne, but any exfoliating treatment can irritate the skin, and some people notice a few temporary breakouts afterward. If you have active breakouts or acne-prone skin, let your provider know before your appointment. They can decide whether the full combination suits your skin that day or whether your treatment should be adjusted.

Dermaplaning can benefit many skin types. As we age, dead cells build up on the surface of the skin and can leave it looking dull and dry, and removing them helps smooth rough texture and restore a more vibrant complexion. Dermaplaning also stimulates the production of new skin cells, so your skin can continue to brighten over time.

No. Dermaplaning also removes fine, soft facial hair along with dead skin cells, but it does not change how thick or dark that hair grows back. Because the hair is cut straight across, regrowth may feel slightly different at first. Your provider can answer any questions about how your skin and hair may respond.