Electrolysis device SINEPIL
Whether you're taking your first steps in electrolysis or you're an advanced specialist looking for uncompromising effectiveness – SINEPIL is the electrolysis device made for you.
Its greatest strength is the combination of an intuitive interface with powerful technological capabilities. The device smoothly guides the operator through the treatment process, minimising the risk of errors, while giving the expert 4 advanced working modes ready to handle every type of hair.

See SINEPIL in action
Microflash
A rapid method based on pulses lasting thousandths of a second. Ideal for fine, shallow hair. Maximum patient comfort and high working speed for the operator.

Therm
Classic thermolysis using high-frequency alternating current. It destroys the hair follicle with precisely generated heat. Great for straight hair and quick touch-ups.

Blend
A synergy of galvanic current and thermolysis. It creates a chemical reaction (lye) supported by heat that breaks down the hair's germinative cells. Ideal for coarse, deep-rooted and distorted hair.

Iperblend
An enhanced Blend method with increased dynamics. Highly effective on difficult hair while significantly shortening the duration of a single pulse.


Intuition serving effectiveness
Advanced technology doesn't have to be complicated to use. SINEPIL has a clear graphical interface that automates the selection of safe starting parameters.
Simply specify the treatment area, the hair type and the patient's skin phototype, and the device's microprocessor will suggest optimal settings for the selected method. A safe start for beginners and an ideal starting point for advanced personalisation by professionals.
No limitations. Full effectiveness.
Unlike laser hair removal, SINEPIL technology does not depend on melanin. The treatment is effective regardless of the amount of pigment in the hair and skin, making it an ideal solution for difficult cases in your clinic.
All skin phototypes
Safe to use on Fitzpatrick phototypes I to VI. The device can also be used on tanned skin and on naturally very dark skin – with correctly selected treatment parameters.

Working on tattoos
Laser treatments avoid tattooed areas for fear of damaging them. Electrolysis can also be performed on tattooed areas, because the energy is not absorbed by the pigment.

Technical specifications
SINEPIL up close
The details you work with every day. Click a photo to enlarge it.








