<p>Unlike at-home dermaplaning, in-office treatments—these are usually performed by a dermatologist or an aesthetician—use a much sharper blade for a deeper, more effective exfoliation, says Dr. Shirazi. “There’s less of a risk for nicks, cuts, and irritations when performed by a trained professional.” </p><p>However, at-home tools have become increasingly popular, and there are so many options to choose from. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned pro, the editors at <em>Women’s Health</em> took matters into their own hands to present you with list of the safest, highest-rated, and expert-approved at-home dermaplaning tools out there. A few beauty-obsessed editors even chimed in with their own testing notes.</p><p>So, are you ready to have the smoothest skin of your life without leaving the house? Well, look no further than these seven tried-and-tested devices, most of which can be used on sensitive skin types (and delivered ASAP via Amazon!). </p>” />