🔧 A dedicated sharps management unit for dermaplaning practices — purpose-built to remove used blades from the scalpel handle and contain them safely, without any direct contact with the blade edge.

The safe-removal slot mechanism lets you eject a used blade in one controlled motion, eliminating the highest-risk moment in the dermaplaning workflow: blade-off-handle disposal. Once deposited, blades are retained inside a rigid containment chamber rated for up to 100 blades, meaning a single unit supports a full week or more of appointments before requiring changeout. That extended capacity keeps sharps management from interrupting a packed booking day and supports compliance with occupational safety and biohazard disposal requirements for clinical and spa environments.

Position it on the treatment tray before every appointment — same setup, every time — and tracking blade count across sessions keeps you ahead of changeout timing.

For esthetic practices where dermaplaning is a core service and sharps protocol is non-negotiable.

• Needlestick Injury Prevention: The safe-removal slot allows the esthetician to disengage the scalpel blade from the handle without touching the blade edge, eliminating the primary sharps injury risk at the most dangerous point of blade handling.
• Extended Multi-Session Capacity: A single unit accommodates up to 100 used blades, reducing the frequency of sharps disposal changeouts and supporting uninterrupted workflow across a full week of dermaplaning appointments.
• Compliant Sharps Containment: Retaining used blades inside a dedicated rigid containment unit supports adherence to occupational safety and biohazard disposal requirements for sharps in a professional clinical or spa environment.

1. Before beginning the dermaplaning service, confirm the blade remover box is accessible at the treatment station and has not reached its 100-blade capacity.
2. Perform the dermaplaning service using the scalpel handle and blade per standard protocol.
3. Immediately following completion of the service, hold the scalpel handle over the blade remover box and engage the used blade with the removal slot on the unit.
4. Apply controlled downward pressure to eject the blade from the handle directly into the containment unit, keeping fingers clear of the blade edge at all times.
5. Confirm the blade has fully dropped into the containment chamber before setting the handle aside.
6. Replace the handle in its designated storage location for sanitization per standard infection control protocol.
7. When the unit reaches its 100-blade capacity, seal the unit and dispose of it according to local sharps and biohazard waste regulations.

Workflow integration

Position the blade remover box on the same tray as the scalpel handle before every dermaplaning appointment — making it part of the standard setup eliminates the risk of an unsecured blade being set down between service and disposal. Tracking blade count per unit across sessions helps anticipate changeout timing and ensures the unit is never overfilled during a busy booking day.