A Skin Assessment
Your aesthetician checks for dryness, buildup, irritation, or active breakouts.


Dermaplaning is a controlled form of manual exfoliation. Your aesthetician uses a sterile blade to remove surface buildup and fine facial hair without chemicals or numbing.
Dermaplaning works on the outermost layer of the skin. By clearing that layer, the treatment creates a smoother surface for your skin, skincare, and makeup without requiring a recovery period.
Tell us what’s on your mind, and we’ll help guide the rest.

Dermaplaning may be a good fit if your skin feels like it needs a reset, not an overhaul. It works well for patients who want smoother texture, softer skin, and easier makeup application without a longer recovery plan.



Your aesthetician checks for dryness, buildup, irritation, or active breakouts.
We use a sterile blade to remove dead skin and peach fuzz in controlled passes.
You’ll leave with aftercare guidance, SPF reminders, and a plan for your next skin goal.

Dermaplaning and shaving both use a blade, but they do different jobs. Shaving mainly removes visible hair.
Dermaplaning is a professional exfoliation treatment that removes fine vellus hair, while also clearing dead skin buildup from the surface. During a dermaplane treatment in Lee’s Summit at Roots of Nature, your aesthetician looks at your skin first and carefully treats the areas across the face.
No, dermaplaning does not make hair grow back thicker, darker, or faster. The treatment removes fine facial hair at the surface, but it does not change the hair follicle underneath the skin.
Because the hair is cut straight across, it may feel slightly different as it grows back, but the growth itself has not changed. If you’re considering a dermaplane treatment in Lee’s Summit, your provider can walk you through what to expect, how often to return, and whether it fits your skin goals.
When you come to Roots of Nature for a dermaplane treatment in Lee’s Summit, we review your skin before moving forward. If you have active breakouts, broken skin, a rash, or irritation, your provider may recommend waiting or choosing a gentler starting point.

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