Sonophoresis

Sonophoresis

Sonophoresis is a technique that uses ultrasound to increase skin permeability, stimulate microcirculation, and enhance the delivery of active ingredients. The treatment allows you to work with the skin in a gentle yet effective way, supporting the performance of selected formulations.

In this lesson, you learn how to use ultrasound in professional treatments and how it influences the skin and overall treatment outcomes. You understand how frequency, intensity, and treatment time affect the procedure.

You work with the selection of products and conductive mediums used in sonophoresis, adapting them to the skin type and treatment goal. You also take into account different skin needs, including sensitive, acne-prone, hyperpigmented, and barrier-impaired skin.

You learn how to qualify the client for the treatment, recognize indications and contraindications, and select treatment areas based on the concern being addressed.

You focus on skin analysis and integrating the treatment into a broader therapy plan. This ensures that sonophoresis becomes part of a structured approach rather than a standalone procedure.

The lesson guides you through the full treatment process — from preparing the workstation and the client, through product and material selection, to performing sonophoresis step by step.

You also learn how to plan treatment frequency, treatment series, and how to combine sonophoresis with other methods to better tailor the therapy to the skin’s needs.

After this lesson, you are able to perform sonophoresis, maintaining control over parameters, product selection, and the overall treatment process.