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Zhoshua Wilson · Joined: 23 Oct 24 Posts: 24

I’ve been struggling with dull skin and small patches of dryness that no moisturizer seems to fix. A friend told me about dermaplaning, but I’m not sure if it’s really worth it or if it’s just another beauty fad. I’m also concerned about whether it’s safe for sensitive skin like mine and how often it should be done for visible results. Has anyone here actually tried it in Miami and noticed a real difference?

LukeAdamson · Joined: 22 Oct 24 Posts: 15

I had the same doubts before I finally decided to give dermaplaning in Miami a try, and I’m glad I did. The treatment gently removes dead skin cells and peach fuzz, leaving your face incredibly smooth and more receptive to skincare products. What surprised me most was how my makeup started looking flawless afterward, without that cakey look I sometimes had before. The procedure itself was painless and only took about 30 minutes, which made it easy to fit into my busy schedule. I went to City Glow, and their esthetician explained every step, making me feel comfortable and safe despite my sensitive skin concerns. I noticed my complexion looking brighter immediately, and the smoothness lasted for weeks.