Treatment Guide

Tranexamic Acid in Dermaplaning — Protocol Guide

Tranexamic Acid in Dermaplaning Protocols

Tranexamic Acid plays a key role in professional dermaplaning treatments. A synthetic lysine derivative that inhibits plasminogen activation and UV-induced melanogenesis, reducing melanin transfer to keratinocytes.

Role of Tranexamic Acid in Dermaplaning

Manual exfoliation using a sterile surgical blade to remove dead skin cells and vellus hair, creating a smooth canvas for product absorption Tranexamic Acid enhances this treatment through its targeted depigmentation properties, providing brightening support during and after the procedure.

Protocol Integration

In a typical dermaplaning protocol, tranexamic acid can be utilised at several stages:

  • Pre-treatment: Skin preparation with tranexamic acid-containing products to optimise treatment outcomes
  • During treatment: Active tranexamic acid delivery through the treatment modality for enhanced penetration
  • Post-treatment: Recovery support using tranexamic acid formulations to accelerate healing
30-40 minTreatment Duration
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Clinical Benefits

Combining tranexamic acid with dermaplaning offers several advantages:

  • Enhanced targeted depigmentation through professional delivery methods
  • Improved treatment outcomes with medical-grade brightening support
  • Reduced downtime and faster recovery when supported by tranexamic acid

Skymedic Products

Skymedic offers professional-grade tranexamic acid formulations specifically designed for integration with dermaplaning protocols. All products manufactured under ISO 13485 standards.

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