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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Microcurrent.
A Microcurrent facial uses low-level electrical currents delivered through handheld probes to stimulate facial muscles and skin. You may feel light tingling or gentle warmth; it's painless for most clients. Sessions are relaxing and can include cleansing and serums for enhanced results.
Many clients notice subtle improvement after one session, with optimal results appearing after a series of 6-10 treatments spaced weekly. Maintenance sessions every 4-8 weeks help sustain tone and lift. Your esthetician will personalize the plan to your goals and skin condition.
Microcurrent is generally safe for most skin types and ages, offering gentle, non-invasive rejuvenation. It isn't recommended for clients with pacemakers, epilepsy, or during pregnancy, and those with certain metal implants should consult a physician. Our intake review determines suitability.
Microcurrent improves muscle tone, skin texture, and facial contour, delivering natural-looking lifting and rejuvenation. It does not replace surgical facelifts or injectable neuromodulators for dramatic structural changes, but complements them and can delay more invasive procedures when used regularly.
Side effects are minimal; some clients experience temporary redness, mild tingling, or slight muscle twitching that typically resolves within a few hours to a day. Following aftercare advice—hydration and sun protection—helps optimize recovery and prolong treatment benefits.
Arrive with clean skin, free of makeup and heavy lotions. Avoid retinoids, chemical peels, or intensive exfoliation for 48–72 hours prior if possible. Inform your esthetician about medications or health conditions so they can adjust settings and ensure a safe, effective treatment.