Dermaplaning + Peel

This powerful combination treatment delivers dramatic skin renewal by pairing dermaplaning with a professional chemical peel. First, dermaplaning removes the outermost layer of dead skin and fine hair, creating a smooth, clean surface. Then, a carefully selected chemical peel penetrates evenly and deeply without the barrier of dead cells.

The result is significantly enhanced peel effectiveness — you will see better results than either treatment alone. This combination is especially effective for hyperpigmentation, acne scarring, sun damage, and uneven texture. Your aesthetician will select the appropriate peel strength based on your skin type and concerns.

This combination is particularly recommended for clients dealing with melasma, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from past breakouts, sun spots accumulated from years of Florida sunshine, or overall dull and uneven skin tone. The dermaplaning step removes the physical barrier that often prevents chemical peels from penetrating evenly, meaning you get more uniform results with less risk of patchy peeling or uneven exfoliation.

The science is straightforward: dead skin cells and vellus hair create an irregular surface that causes peel solutions to pool in some areas and skip others. By creating a perfectly smooth canvas first, the acid solution distributes evenly across every square millimeter of skin. This means the peel works at a consistent depth everywhere, producing more predictable and uniform results. At Anahiz Aesthetics, we carefully select your peel based on your Fitzpatrick skin type, sensitivity level, and specific concerns — ranging from gentle glycolic formulations to more intensive TCA blends.

For transformative results, we recommend a series of 3-4 treatments spaced 4-6 weeks apart. This allows each session to build on the last as your skin progressively renews itself from within. Between sessions, a proper home-care routine with SPF and gentle hydration is essential. Pair this treatment series with monthly Hydrafacials during the off-weeks for maximum luminosity.