Ultrasonic peeling uses a hand piece containing ceramic/quartz heads that when excited by an electrical current emit piezoelectric vibrations that cause the hand piece to vibrate at 27,000 vibrations per second on the skin surface.

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These rapid vibrations push skin impurities to the skin surface and cause any dead skin cells to become dislodged . The vibrating hand piece is then used to deep cleanse and gently exfoliate the epidermis.

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The rapid expansions and contractions of the vibrating hand piece also destroy skin bacteria by causing the single cell wall of the bacteria cells to implode.

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The sonic vibrations can also be set to a specific frequency to help the absorption of skin care formulations.

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Ultrasonic skin peeling provides a far gentler and less aggressive alternative to traditional  microdermabrasion methods of skin exfoliation.