OFQUAL LEVEL 3 DERMAPLANING WITH LED THERAPY

Candidates are required to have achieved a Level 3 qualification in this area of beauty, or hold certificates that have relevancy from prior learning.

The regulatory body is the Office of Qualifications and Examinations Regulation (Ofqual).

Cell regeneration – Dermaplaning will trigger the cell regeneration process to improve the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

Hyperpig­mentation – Dermaplaning will exfoliate the top layer of your skin, taking off dead skin cells. Therefore, it can help lighten pigmented spots.

Immediate results – Other exfoliation processes sometimes take more time to show the results, but dermaplaning shows immediate results.

Safety – Dermaplaning is safe for everyone and there is no downtime involved.

Smooths rough skin – Dermaplaning is especially beneficial for people with rough, dry skin. The scalpel is effective in smoothing out skin and evening skin tone.

Hair removal – Peach fuzz or vellus hair? It easily removes this hair without any problems.

Product penetration – Dermaplaning is good for letting products such as peels, strong serums or skin remedies penetrate deeply into the skin, as results are improved after exfoliation.

Mildness – Dermaplaning is a gentle form of exfoliation, and it can be more gentle than a peel or microder­mabrasion for sensitive clients. It is also great for new clients who want to start with gentle anti-aging treatments before jumping into more.

Frequency – Dermaplaning is safe to do every four to six weeks, which is the target range you would want to get those cells turning over faster.

Makeup – Clients will notice that their makeup will go on better after a dermaplaning service.