Achieve smoother, brighter skin with dermaplaning with mild peel, a two-step exfoliation treatment designed to remove dead skin cells and peach fuzz while promoting a healthy glow. This rejuvenating service is ideal for anyone seeking to revitalize their complexion and improve the effectiveness of skincare products. By combining dermaplaning with a mild chemical peel, this treatment offers a synergistic effect, leaving your skin feeling refreshed, refined, and radiant.
Dermaplaning with mild peel provides a professional-grade exfoliation that addresses dullness, uneven texture, and fine lines. This safe and effective treatment is performed by Dr. Melissa Young in a calm, welcoming environment, ensuring you feel relaxed and cared for throughout the process. To learn more or to book your dermaplaning session, contact Timeless Youth MD in West Des Moines today.
Benefits of Dermaplaning with Mild Peel
- Provides a smooth skin surface
- Improves the skin’s texture and tone
- Enhances product absorption
- Provides an immediate and radiant glow
- Promotes cell turnover to reduce fine lines and wrinkles
- Minimizes fine lines and wrinkles
- Softens, smoothes, and refreshes the skin
- Suitable for sensitive skin
- Offers noticeable results and long-term skin health
- Helps brighten dull and uneven skin tone
Treatment Areas
Face
Removes fine vellus hair and exfoliates the skin surface for a brighter appearance.
How Dermaplaning with Mild Peel Works
Dermaplaning with mild peel is a two-step treatment. First, a specialized surgical blade is used to remove the skin’s outermost layer, eliminating dead cells and peach fuzz. This prepares your skin for the second step—a mild chemical peel applied to gently exfoliate, and reveal fresh, rejuvenated skin.
Many patients describe it as soothing and relaxing. The physical and chemical exfoliation maximizes the treatment’s benefits, which leaves the skin feeling smooth, glowing, and more receptive to skincare products. As an added benefit, the peach fuzz removal procedure provides a flawless canvas on which makeup can be applied, making this procedure ideal for maintaining a polished appearance on special occasions as well as for everyday use.
Why Choose Timeless Youth MD for Dermaplaning With a Mild Peel in West Des Moines?
At Timeless Youth MD, our dermaplaning with a mild peel is delivered by Dr. Melissa Young —a highly experienced surgeon whose precision and deep anatomical knowledge ensure safe, high-quality results. With her extensive surgical background and unmatched precision, Dr. Melissa provides exceptional exfoliation and smoothness while minimizing the risk of irritation.
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
This treatment is suitable for most skin types, especially those looking to address dullness, uneven texture, or fine lines. Individuals with active acne or certain skin conditions may need to consult with their provider for alternative options.
The results are immediate, with smoother, brighter skin visible right after your session.
Results of this treatment typically last about 3–4 weeks. In order to maintain optimal skin health, regular treatment is required.
There is no downtime, and side effects are minimal. There may be some mild redness, but it usually subsides within a few hours.
Before your treatment, avoid retinoids or exfoliants for 48 hours. Afterward, wear sunscreen and avoid direct sun exposure to protect your newly revealed skin.
This treatment can be beneficial for acne-prone skin by exfoliating and removing debris that clogs pores. However, it is not recommended for active acne or inflamed skin. Depending on your condition, your provider can recommend the best course of action.
Schedule a Dermaplaning Consultation Today
Reveal smoother, brighter skin with dermaplaning and a mild peel at Timeless Youth MD. Dr. Melissa Young combines precision and medical expertise to deliver safe, glowing results with no downtime. Experience professional exfoliation that renews and refreshes your complexion. Call (515) 216-0898 today to learn more or to schedule a consultation today.
