Cavitation peeling + Ultrasonic heads

Description

• Cavitation is a phenomenon that occurs on the surface of the skin under the influence of ultrasonic waves and liquids. In the stratum corneum, air bubbles are formed, which, as a result of variable, intramolecular pressure, undergo mini-explosions, producing micro-energy that removes already dead corneocytes. This phenomenon takes place within a microsecond. With the use of ultrasonic heads, you can also introduce cosmetic preparations that increase the effectiveness of performed treatments.