High Performance Jet Peel Skin Care Device with 340m/s Injection Speed for Salons

You're not going to get the same kind of controlled dose you’d see with a standdard micro-needling or syringe injection—the 0.4mm to 2mm penetration depth is broad range, and the 340 m/s subsonic stream relies on the skin’s natural channels for distribution, so variability between patients is pretty much expected.

What it does is use high-pressure oxygen to force a liquid solution (typically saline or hyaluronic acid-based serums) into the dermis without needles, which means you avoid tissue trauma and recovery time, but the trade-off is you can’t precisely target a specific depth the way you could with a 0.5mm or 1.5mm needle setting.

The 8-inch LCD screen is decent for a salon enviroment—you’ll get multi-language support, so if your clientele includes international travelers, the customizability is actually useful, though we usually see the English and Chinese presets used most. Voltage is either 220-230V or 100-110V, so confirm your local supply before ordering; we stock both but the 220V version tends to move faster.

For deep cleansing and hydration, the mechanism is basically a physical exfoliation via the oxygen jet combined with the fluid pressrue, which can push debris out of pores while depositing active ingredients—works better for superficial issues like comedones or dehydration than for deep scarring or pigment. MOQ is typically 1 unit, but OEM/ODM runs require 50 units or so.

The CE and FDA certifications are on file, and our company provide a COA with each batch (HPLC for active ingredient concentration if you request it), though the 1-year the pump and LCD assembly, not the handpiece tips—those wear out after about 30-40 treatments. A2: The main limitation is that the subsonic speed can cause mild aerosolization of the serum, so you need proper ventilation in the treatment room, something most buyers don’t consider until the first session.