Ultrasonic skin scrubber

Ultrasonic skin scrubber

Ultrasonic skin scrubbing is a treatment that uses ultrasound waves which, in the presence of water, create a cavitation effect. The resulting microbubbles help remove dead skin cells, cleanse the openings of sebaceous glands, and support microcirculation.

In this lesson, you learn how to perform ultrasonic skin scrubbing in a professional setting, maintaining control over the treatment process and the skin’s response. You understand how ultrasound works and how a water-based medium influences the cleansing effect.

You work with skin qualification — identifying skin types and determining when the treatment is appropriate. You also take into account various skin concerns such as comedones, keratinization disorders, and hyperpigmentation.

You select products used during the treatment — cleansers, conductive solutions, ampoules, and post-treatment products. You learn how to match them to the skin’s needs and the intended outcome.

You pay attention to hygiene standards, safety protocols, and situations where the treatment should not be performed.

The lesson guides you through the full workflow — from preparing the workstation and the client, through performing the procedure step by step, to completing the treatment.

You also learn how to combine ultrasonic skin scrubbing with other procedures and how to incorporate it into a structured treatment plan.

After this lesson, you are able to perform ultrasonic skin scrubbing, maintaining control over technique, product selection, and the overall cleansing effect.