Focused dermaplaning
Surface exfoliation and removal of fine facial hair, with skin preparation and finishing care.
Skin health · Bruntsfield, Edinburgh
Dermaplaning
in Edinburgh.
A smoother surface. A softer finish.
Professional dermaplaning at Soprano in Edinburgh gently removes surface dead skin and fine facial hair. Choose a focused treatment or explore the Dermaplaning Fusion Facial for an added emphasis on hydration.
- Focus
- Surface texture & peach fuzz
- Allow
- Around 30–45 minutes
- Treatment
- From £75
Understand the approach
A smoother surface. A softer finish.
Dermaplaning uses a sterile blade, handled by a trained practitioner, to exfoliate the skin’s surface and remove fine vellus hair, often called peach fuzz. Skin can feel smoother and makeup may sit more evenly afterwards.
It is a surface treatment. It does not permanently remove hair, lift deeper tissue or replace an assessment for acne, pigmentation or scarring. We consider the condition of your skin before recommending it.
The details that matter
Your options,
clearly explained.
Dermaplaning Fusion Facial
Dermaplaning combined with our Oxygen Fusion approach and Intraceuticals skin care for a more complete facial.
A plan for your skin
If your priority is inflamed acne, marked sensitivity or deeper scars, a consultation can help you choose a more suitable starting point.
From consultation to aftercare
Care at every step.
Check your skin
We discuss sensitivity, breakouts, current products and recent treatments before deciding whether to proceed.
Refine the surface
A sterile blade is passed carefully over suitable areas to lift fine hair and surface dead skin.
Finish & protect
Your facial is completed with suitable products and clear advice for the first few days at home.
Plan your appointment
A clear next step.
Choose “Dermaplaning” or “Dermaplaning Fusion Facial” under Facial in Phorest.
New to Soprano, or deciding between treatments? Call 0131 229 6688 and we can help you choose the right appointment.
Appointments take place at 109–111 Bruntsfield Place, Edinburgh EH10 4EQ. Prices are checked against our booking menu; Phorest shows the current fee and appointment availability when you book.
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Your questions,
thoughtfully answered.
Practical information about dermaplaning, preparation and the care that follows. Your practitioner will tailor advice to you at your appointment.
Does dermaplaning make hair grow back thicker or darker?
No. Dermaplaning cuts fine hair at the surface and does not change the follicle that determines its colour or thickness. As the hair grows back it may feel different at first, but treatment does not turn peach fuzz into coarse hair.
How is it different from microdermabrasion?
Dermaplaning uses a blade and also removes fine facial hair. Microdermabrasion uses a diamond-tipped device and suction to exfoliate the surface. Both focus on superficial texture, but the right choice depends on your skin and whether hair removal is part of your goal.
Is it suitable if I have acne?
We do not simply pass the blade over inflamed breakouts. Active acne, infection or broken skin may mean delaying treatment or choosing another approach. Tell us what your skin is doing now, as well as any previous diagnosis.
Can sensitive or rosacea-prone skin be treated?
Suitability is individual. If your skin is sore, reactive or in a flare, exfoliation can make it less comfortable. A consultation allows us to assess whether dermaplaning, a gentler facial or a pause in treatment is the better choice.
What does treatment feel like?
Most people describe a light scraping sensation. Your practitioner works carefully and you should mention any discomfort as it happens. Although there is usually little disruption afterwards, irritation or small cuts can occur.
How long does an appointment take?
The focused treatment usually takes around 30–45 minutes. Fusion appointments include additional facial steps, so check the duration displayed for your selected service when booking.
How often should I have it?
Frequency depends on your skin, regrowth and other treatments. The effect is temporary and fine hair naturally returns. We can discuss maintenance at your appointment without committing you to a fixed monthly schedule.
What does the Fusion Facial add?
The Fusion option combines dermaplaning with Oxygen Fusion and Intraceuticals skin care. It offers additional facial and hydration steps; your practitioner can explain the sequence and choose products suited to your skin.
Can I book before a wedding or an event?
Allow time for your skin to settle, especially if this is your first treatment. Avoid trying a new exfoliating procedure immediately before an important occasion. Tell us your event date so we can help plan a suitable appointment.
What should I do before and after treatment?
Tell us about retinoids, exfoliating products, recent peels, laser and any skin medicines. Follow the clinic’s advice on pauses and restarting products rather than changing prescribed care yourself. Use the recommended sun protection and avoid additional exfoliation while the skin settles.
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A connected approach.
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Clarity before
commitment.
A consultation is time to ask questions, understand your options and consider the choices. You do not have to arrive with a treatment in mind.
109–111 Bruntsfield PlaceEdinburgh EH10 4EQ
0131 229 6688
info@soprano.clinic
Choose the service named above when booking. If you are unsure which appointment to choose, our team can help.
