Skin Scrubber ULTRASCHALL PEELING

Ultrasonic cleaning, also known as ultrasonic peeling, is one of the most modern and sought-after cosmetic treatments. Compared to other cleaning methods such as vacuum, mechanical or other types of cleaning, ultrasonic peeling is particularly popular.

The popularity of this treatment is due to its gentle effect, especially on thinner and drier skin types. Ultrasonic peeling is particularly effective for skin problems such as couperose (star-shaped skin) and offers a variety of benefits:

- Rejuvenation of skin cells

- Deep cleansing of the epidermis from dirt and dead cells

- Cleaning of the sebaceous gland ducts

- Lymphatic drainage

- Lightening or complete removal of age and pigment spots.

The expected effects are noticeable after the first treatment. The skin becomes softer, the color more even, dryness and flaking disappear. Even edema tends to reduce, while the facial contours are tightened and bags under the eyes are reduced.

After treatment, the skin responds more effectively to skin care products as they can penetrate deeper and provide the skin with moisture and nutrients.

Ultrasonic peeling works by transmitting ultrasonic waves vibrations into the skin cells to gently remove dead and callused cells and make room for clearer and shinier skin.

The treatment process is uncomplicated and pleasant. The skin is moistened with a special solution before the ultrasound emitter is moved over the skin's surface in even movements. The entire procedure usually takes no longer than 20 minutes.

Ultrasound peeling has no side effects; there is neither irritation nor redness after the treatment.

Why ultrasonic peeling? Unlike chemical or mechanical cleaning, this treatment does not damage the skin, but gently removes dead cells. The procedure is painless and suitable even for very thin and dry skin. No pre-treatment of the skin is required, which reduces the duration of the treatment and the risk of skin damage.

For optimal results, it is recommended to perform a treatment every 1.5 to 2 weeks for a period of 2-3 months.