Jet Peel: What can you expect from this facial treatment?

How does a Jet Peel look?

The term Jet Peel refers to both a facial treatment and the device that is used in this context.

Small aside: I would like to clarify, before continuing, that it was an article on Prends en Soin that inspired the one you are reading right now.

Jet Peel uses a high-pressure jet of air and water to exfoliate and cleanse the skin on your face. This process delivers serums and antioxidants to the deepest layers of your skin.

The Jet Peel is a medical device equipped with different tips with very specific roles. Among the active ingredients used by the device, there are:

• high-speed, but extremely gentle, water jets;
• glycolic acid;
• enzymes;
• vitamins ;
• minerals…

The device can also help treat hyperpigmentation.

What is a Jet Peel actually used for?

The use of high-pressure air and water allows the Jet Peel to eliminate dead cells and impurities that freely vegetate in the depths of the dermis.

By infusing the skin with serums and antioxidants, the Jet Peel achieves good hydration of the dermis cells and nourishes them. This results in an improvement in the appearance of the skin. It becomes smoother and more radiant with an even complexion.

You can also use this treatment to get rid of acne and the effects of the sun.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of using Jet Peel?

Like any other treatment method, Jet Peel has its strengths and weaknesses.

The benefits of Jet Peel

There are quite a few, but we will focus on the main ones:

• rejuvenation by reducing wrinkles and skin imperfections;
• softening and smoothing of the skin through hydration;
• instant results;
• a truly deep exfoliation, compared to many facial treatments;
• a non-invasive process and adaptation to all skin types…

The Jet Peel does not cause any irritation, regardless of the type of skin being treated. In addition, the practice is real and proven.

The Disadvantages of Jet Peel

The negative factors of this treatment can be summarized as follows:

• a relatively higher cost than other treatments;
• temporary effects that require monthly treatments for those who want lasting results…

Ultimately, there is little to criticize about the Jet Peel. But is it free of side effects?

Are there any side effects from using Jet Peel?

While some people do not feel any discomfort, others experience slight redness that usually disappears fairly quickly. Is the treatment painful?

Absolutely not. However, the Jet Peel can cause a feeling of freshness or light pressure. Nothing too bad in short.

Is there a difference between Jet Peel and HydraFacial?

Both processes aim for the same effects, but do not achieve them to the same degree. Thus, the Jet Peel allows for a much deeper exfoliation than with the HydraFacial.

Along the same lines, in terms of infusing serums and antioxidants, the Jet Peel easily reaches the deeper layers of the skin. Which is difficult, if not impossible, to do with the HydraFacial.

Another fundamental difference between the two methods is the method of exfoliation. The Jet Peel uses a high-speed jet of air and water, while the HydraFacial uses vortex technology.

What to remember? The Jet Peel is a non-invasive, relaxing, hydrating and nourishing treatment for the face. Its effect is immediate, and it brings freshness and rejuvenation.