Enerpeel JR 5 x 2ml
Enerpeel
Professional chemical peelJessner-type preparation peel (salicylic, lactic, resorcinol)
Certifications
- Enerpeel peels are described by European distributors as CE Marked medical device chemical peels, classified as medical devices rather than cosmetic products.
- Manufactured under medical device quality and safety requirements applicable in the European Union for CE Marked devices.
- Intended exclusively for professional use in clinics and medical aesthetic settings, with protocols emphasising patient selection, informed consent and post Peel care.
- Enerpeel peels are described by European distributors as CE Marked medical device chemical peels, classified as medical devices rather than cosmetic products.
- Manufactured under medical device quality and safety requirements applicable in the European Union for CE Marked devices.
- Intended exclusively for professional use in clinics and medical aesthetic settings, with protocols emphasising patient selection, informed consent and post Peel care.
Jessner-type preparation peel (salicylic, lactic, resorcinol)
Description
Enerpeel JR is a professional Jessner-type chemical peel based on salicylic acid 15%, lactic acid 20% and resorcinol 14%. Supplied as a box of 5 single-use 2 ml vials, it is used mainly as a preparation peel before medium to deep trichloroacetic acid (TCA) peels and as a targeted treatment for hyperpigmentation such as melasma, pregnancy mask and lentigines. By delivering the acids through the patented Enerpeel carrier system, the solution penetrates deeper into the skin with relatively less surface trauma while helping to remodel the epidermis and superficial dermis. After a course of treatments, skin typically appears more even in tone, brighter, tighter and visibly “fresher.” Enerpeel JR is intended for use by trained medical or aesthetic professionals only.
Bnefits
- Acts as a preparation peel for medium to deep Enerpeel TCA peels, helping to achieve more even and predictable results.
- Reduces the appearance of epidermal and superficial dermal hyperpigmentation, including melasma, pregnancy mask and sun-induced dark spots.
- Helps to even out skin tone and brighten dull or photo-aged skin.
- Contributes to smoother, tighter-looking skin with improved texture after a course of treatments.
- Provides a controlled superficial to medium-depth exfoliation with less visible surface trauma compared with traditional peels of similar strength, due to the Enerpeel carrier system.
- Can be used as part of protocols for post-acne pigmentation and other non-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
- Often combined with other Enerpeel peels (e.g. TCA or PA) and topical depigmenting skincare in structured treatment protocols.
Indications
- Epidermal and superficial dermal hyperpigmentation.
- Melasma and pregnancy mask (chloasma).
- Lentigines and other sun-related dark spots.
- Non-inflammatory hyperpigmentation associated with photo-ageing and chrono-ageing.
- Actinic keratosis and sun-damaged skin as part of broader protocols, where appropriate.
- Preparation peel prior to medium or deep Enerpeel TCA peels.
- Adjunct treatment in protocols for post-acne pigmentation and uneven skin tone (professional discretion).
Composition
- Salicylic acid 15%
- Lactic acid 20%
- Resorcinol 14%
- Methyl sulfonyl methane (MSM) ~2% (as referenced in SkinMed training materials)
- Proprietary Enerpeel carrier solution (patented delivery system for controlled acid penetration)
Formulation
- Liquid Jessner-type chemical peel solution for professional, in-clinic application.
- Combination of beta-hydroxy acid (salicylic acid), alpha-hydroxy acid (lactic acid) and resorcinol delivered in a patented carrier system.
- Classified and marketed as a CE-marked medical device peel (Enerpeel range).
Packaging
- Box containing 5 x 2 ml single-use vials (ampoules) of Enerpeel JR solution.
- Intended for professional use on appropriately selected treatment areas according to the official protocol.
Usage
- For professional use only; application should be performed by a trained medical or aesthetic practitioner familiar with Enerpeel protocols.
- Typically applied to cleansed and pre-prepared skin, working from central (medial) to lateral areas, then chin and forehead, according to clinic protocol.
- Commonly, 2 coats are applied to increase the depth of peel; additional coats may be used by experienced practitioners if indicated.
- Average exposure time is usually 3 to 5 minutes per treatment, unless frosting or significant discomfort occurs earlier.
- The peel is not normally neutralised; instead, surface salicylate precipitate and residue are gently wiped off with water-dampened cotton pads or specific neutraliser/wipe as directed in the protocol.
- Avoid contact with eyes, mucous membranes and vermilion border of the lips; protect sensitive areas as recommended.
- Post-treatment, patients can expect erythema and subsequent desquamation over several days; appropriate soothing, hydrating and photoprotective skincare (often Tebiskin or similar lines recommended by SkinMed) should be used.
- Treatments are usually repeated every 2 to 3 weeks within a structured protocol until the desired improvement is achieved.
Contraindications
- Known allergy or hypersensitivity to salicylic acid, lactic acid, resorcinol, MSM or any component of the peel.
- Damaged, inflamed, infected or eczematous skin in the intended treatment area.
- History of severe reactions to chemical peels or resorcinol-induced contact dermatitis.
- Recent significant sun exposure, sunburn or use of photosensitising medications in the treatment area, according to professional judgement.
- Relative contraindication or caution in pregnancy and breastfeeding due to the presence of salicylic acid (in line with general guidance on Jessner-type and salicylic acid peels).
- Use with caution in darker skin types at high risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation; alternative peels such as Enerpeel MA may be preferred in some protocols.
- Any other medical conditions or medications that, in the opinion of the treating clinician, increase the risk of complications from medium-depth chemical peels.
Adverse Effects
- Expected temporary reactions: burning or stinging during application, erythema (redness), tightness, dryness and peeling/desquamation for several days post-treatment.
- Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation or, less commonly, hypopigmentation, particularly in darker phototypes or when aftercare and sun protection are inadequate.
- Irritant or allergic contact dermatitis, especially with repeated exposure to resorcinol or in sensitive individuals.
- Prolonged erythema or delayed healing if protocols are not followed or if the skin barrier is compromised.
- Very rarely, infection, scarring or more pronounced textural changes may occur, as with other medium-depth chemical peels, particularly if contraindications are ignored or inappropriate home care is used.
Storage Conditions
- Store in accordance with the instructions on the Enerpeel JR pack and accompanying leaflet.
- Generally, keep vials in their original packaging, in a cool, dry place away from direct heat and light.
- Ensure vials are kept out of the reach of children and are used only by qualified professionals.
- Do not use after the expiry date printed on the packaging and do not use vials that appear damaged or improperly sealed.
Duration
Common clinical protocols recommend a course of approximately 3 to 6 Enerpeel JR treatments performed every 2 to 3 weeks, giving an overall treatment period of around 12 to 20 weeks. The exact number of sessions and interval between peels is determined by the practitioner based on indication, skin type and response.
Onset
Many patients notice a brighter, smoother, more even complexion once post-peel desquamation has resolved, typically within about 3 to 7 days after each session. Pigmentation and textural improvements are progressive and usually become more evident over the course of multiple treatments.
