Jet Peels

Jet Peels are aesthetic treatments designed to improve the appearance and health of the skin. They utilise a handheld device that emits a high-velocity stream of water, oxygen, and often serums containing vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. This stream is directed at the skin's surface to exfoliate, cleanse, and hydrate it.

Jet Peels are recommended for individuals seeking to address various skin concerns, including: • Dull or uneven skin tone • Fine lines and wrinkles • Acne and acne scars • Sun damage and hyperpigmentation • Dehydrated or dry skin • Congested pores and blackheads

• Exfoliates and removes dead skin cells. • Hydrates and nourishes the skin. • Stimulates collagen production, promoting skin elasticity. • Improves skin texture and tone. • Can be customised with different serums to target specific skin issues. • Minimally invasive with minimal discomfort and downtime.

• Jet Peels may not be suitable for individuals with certain skin conditions, active infections, or open wounds. • Consultation with a qualified practitioner is essential to determine individual suitability.

• During a Jet Peel session, a handheld device delivers a high-velocity jet of water, oxygen, and serums to the skin's surface. • The jet exfoliates the topmost layer of the epidermis, removing dead skin cells and debris. • The infusion of serums helps to hydrate and nourish the skin while promoting collagen production. • The process is typically painless and requires no anaesthesia.

Jet Peels have been used in the cosmetic industry for many years, and while they are generally considered safe and effective, the scientific evidence regarding their long-term benefits may vary.

The use of high-pressure water in cosmetic treatments has evolved over time, and Jet Peels have become a popular option for skin rejuvenation in the aesthetics industry.

Jet Peel is a generic term used to describe this type of treatment. Various brands and manufacturers offer their own versions of Jet Peel devices and serums, but the concept of high-pressure water-based skin rejuvenation is not unique to a specific brand or person.

Jet Peel procedures should be performed by qualified and trained practitioners, which may include licensed aestheticians, dermatologists, or certified skincare professionals.

Training in Jet Peel procedures is typically offered by manufacturers, aesthetic schools, and training centres specialising in skincare and aesthetics.

• Jet Peel devices and serums are available from various manufacturers. Specific products and equipment may vary, but they generally include the handheld device, serums, and accessories.

Jet Peel treatments can be performed in skincare clinics, medical spas, and aesthetic centres. No specialised facilities are required.