For your online in-depth theory, you can learn from the comfort of your own home. When it comes to classroom and practical training on live models, our Dermaplaning training is held at our headquarters in Haywards Heath, near Gatwick.

Dermaplaning removes the build up of dead skin cells (keratinised debris) as well as the very fine hair on the face (vellus hair), this allows better penetration of any products applied thereafter as well as leaving the skin’s texture extremely smooth (this is great news for flawless foundation application).

Dermaplaning is also great for stimulating regular cell turnover which could be out of sync, the treatment will help to restore healthy skin cell cycles. 

Dermaplaning is indicated for all skins but is better suited to skins needing a less aggressive approach to skin exfoliation. However, any form of physical exfoliation needs to be on the side of caution, that is why on our Dermaplaning training course we go over different types of skins you can treat for this treatment. 

Dermaplaning is a very different action to ‘shaving’ the face with a regular razor. Fine facial hair will not grow back darker or thicker despite what we have been told about shaving in the past. This is because the hair is cut straight across and not at an angle. This will all be covered on the online training. 

Dermaplaning is an extremely safe procedure when carried out by a trained professional. The skin is prepared for the treatment and the blade is moved across skin which is held taut and gentle scrapes the skin. The risk of cutting is very minimal when trained properly. Throughout our hands-on practical, our expert Skin trainer will guide you on how to safely hold the scalpel to do this treatment. 

Since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, sales of home skincare dermaplaning devices have risen dramatically and with lockdown being over, client’s have rushed back to clinics for these treatments. The trendy treatment offers a painless and affordable option to exfoliate, smooth and brighten the face.