Dermaplaning smooths skin and helps makeup go on better, but Shereene Idriss warns against it if you have sensitive, acne-prone, or rosacea-prone skin. She's seen folliculitis, breakouts, and infections from unclean blades.
So dermaplaning has some positives, right? It smooths your skin texture, especially if you have peach fuzz. You get better makeup application. But the reality is, if you have sensitive skin, if you have acne prone skin, if you have rosacea, I would be very careful. I've seen more people come in from dermaplaning going wrong than people tell me that they love dermaplaning in the office. I mean, I might be biased because obviously the ones who had issues would come in versus the ones who don't come in. But I see a lot. I broke my nail. I've seen a lot of folliculitis, I've seen a lot of breakouts. And people don't clean the bl, so they use a fine scalpel and they don't clean it and they just buy themselves a new problem more often than not. So I wouldn't get suckered into it. If you're seeing a lot of dermaplaning ants.
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