Surface refinement · Manning, Perth

Dermaplaning.

Surface exfoliation that removes fine facial hair and dead skin for a smoother feel and makeup finish.

The facial
01 Surface exfoliation02 Fine facial hair
Editorial illustration of a dermaplaning facial, created for LOMORE

The facial · Full face

Dermaplaning Facial

Exfoliation to remove surface build-up and fine vellus hair.

Included in your facialLED light therapy + Infusion Moisture Mask

$150AUD · Confirm appointment lengthBook the facial

A surface treatment

Dermaplaning uses a blade to gently remove superficial dead skin and fine vellus hair, often called peach fuzz. It works at the surface; it is not microneedling and does not create a course of needle channels.

It may appeal if fine facial hair or a rough surface affects how makeup sits. It is not a treatment for deep acne scars, and removing fine hair does not treat the cause of acne.

The method

Precise surface work.
Individual skin assessment.

A general guide; your treatment is agreed at the appointment.

Before

Review the skin

Discuss active irritation, recent treatments and the products or medicines you use.

Your facial includes LED light therapy and an Infusion Moisture Mask. Discuss any optional peel upgrade before treatment.

At the appointment

Surface exfoliation

A blade is used over suitable areas to remove superficial skin cells and fine hair.

To finish

Keep care gentle

Review what to avoid afterwards and when to restart your normal skincare.

Optional, not automatic

A peel is
a separate choice.

The menu lists a face treatment and separate Lactic Peel or Triple Action Peel upgrades. A peel is not automatically included. Combining exfoliating treatments needs a suitability check, especially if your skin is already sensitive.

Facial addition · Not included

Lactic Peel

Hydrating peel to smooth and refresh skin.

+$50
Facial addition · Not included

Triple Action Peel

Retinol peel for skin renewal.

+$70

Plan other exfoliation carefully.

Disclose retinoids, exfoliating acids, prescription skin treatment and recent peels or resurfacing. Do not stop prescribed medicine without the prescriber’s advice.

Understand our peels

When to wait

Inflamed skin needs a different starting point

Tell us about painful or inflamed breakouts, cold sores, a rash, broken skin or a recent skin procedure. These can be reasons to postpone or choose a different treatment.

Avoid arriving with sunburn, an active cold sore or irritated skin; contact us first if these develop.

After the appointment

Let the surface
settle.

01Skin can be temporarily sensitive or red. Keep skincare gentle and protect it from the sun.

02Ask when to restart exfoliating products or makeup, particularly if you also have a peel.

03Report persistent irritation, signs of infection or an unexpected reaction.

A clear distinction

Dermaplaning,
not microneedling.

Confirm appointment timing when booking. Peel additions are optional and subject to suitability.

Will my facial hair grow back thicker?

Removing hair at the surface does not change its thickness, colour or growth rate. A cut tip can feel different as it grows through.

Is dermaplaning the same as microneedling?

No. Dermaplaning exfoliates the surface and removes fine hair. Microneedling makes controlled micro-channels and has a different purpose and recovery profile.

Can I have it with active acne?

Inflamed or painful breakouts need assessment first. Dermaplaning is not a way to extract or treat those lesions.

Does the treatment include a peel?

No automatic peel inclusion is listed. Lactic Peel and Triple Action Peel appear as separately priced upgrades, subject to suitability.

Can I return to my usual skincare immediately?

Not every product will be appropriate straight away. Ask about acids, retinoids and any prescription products, especially after a peel upgrade.

Start at the surface.

Discuss dermaplaning