Dermaplaning in Fishers, Indiana
Dermaplaning uses a sterile surgical blade to gently lift away dead surface skin and the fine vellus hair most people call peach fuzz. It takes about twenty minutes and leaves skin noticeably softer to the touch.
At Nurtured Skin it's an enhancement added to a facial, so everything that follows — serums, masks, LED — goes onto clean, freshly exfoliated skin.
Why Add Dermaplaning to a Facial
Built-up dead skin and fine hair sit between your skin and everything you put on it. Removing them first means the rest of the facial absorbs better, and the difference shows most in how makeup sits — smoother, with less catching on dry patches.
Pair it with the facial that suits your skin, and Erin will fit it into the same appointment.
Will the Hair Grow Back Thicker?
No. This is the question everyone asks. Vellus hair grows back at its own pace and with the same soft texture, because dermaplaning doesn't change the follicle.
What changes is the surface: smoother, brighter, and without the fine fuzz that catches light and makeup.
What Actually Happens During Dermaplaning
- Erin cleanses the skin and makes sure it's completely dry and free of oil.
- Holding the skin taut, she moves the blade in short, light strokes, working around the eyes and lips.
- Dead skin and fine hair come away together. It feels like a light scraping, not cutting.
- Your facial continues on the freshly exfoliated skin, with serums and masks chosen for it.
- Finishing skincare and sunscreen.
Who It’s For — and How Erin Adapts It
Every skin turns up in a different state, and dermaplaning is adjusted to the one in front of her. The list on the right is simply what's worth mentioning when you book, so Erin can plan for it.
Come In For
- Dry, rough or flaky texture
- Makeup that looks patchy or settles into texture
- Peach fuzz that bothers you
- A smoother finish before an event or photos
Tell Erin First If
- Your breakouts are active and inflamed — Erin will work around them or start you with an Acne Clarifying Facial, so the blade never passes over irritated skin.
- You're using retinoids, acids or prescription skincare — tell her, since freshly exfoliated skin can be more sensitive.
- You have a sunburn, or you've had Botox or filler in the last couple of weeks — she'll time the appointment around it.
- You've waxed or shaved your face recently — mention it so she can adjust.
Book It
Dermaplaning
A precise physical exfoliation technique that gently removes dead surface skin cells and vellus hair (peach fuzz), instantly softening texture and allowing for deeper professional product absorption.
Afterwards
Your skin is freshly exfoliated, so treat it gently. Wear broad-spectrum mineral sunscreen daily, hold off on retinols and acids for three to five days, and skip heavy workouts, saunas and steam rooms for 24 to 48 hours.
“She did a wonderful job taking care of my skin! Before starting the procedure, she asked several clarifying questions to make sure she understood my needs and then walked me through each step. I felt very comfortable throughout the entire experience, and afterward, my skin felt refreshed!”
Ira C, Google review
Questions
Does it hurt?
No. It feels like a light scraping, and most people find it relaxing.
Can I book dermaplaning on its own?
It's offered as an enhancement to a facial. Add it when you book, or ask Erin which facial pairs best with it.
Is it the same as shaving?
Not quite. Shaving removes hair. Dermaplaning removes hair and the layer of dead surface skin with it, which is where the softness and brightness come from.
How often can I have it?
Most people add it about once a month, in step with how quickly surface skin and vellus hair return. Erin will suggest a rhythm that suits your skin.
Add Dermaplaning to Your Facial
Not sure which facial to pair it with? Ask Erin first.
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