Microcurrent Treatments

  It involves using a low-grade electrical current to "train" facial muscles to appear more lifted, tightened, and firm. Its nickname is the "non-invasive facelift," and it's like "sit­-ups for your face." More scientifically, voltage is applied across a conductive material (skin); one end becomes positive (+) and the other negative (-). Current is the movement of the electrons from one end to the other. This movement is measured in amperes or amps (symbol: A). Microcurrent is simply a small number of electrons that move from one end to the other. 

  The muscles on the face start going south, just like everything else. To keep them firm, we must exercise them, so we use current to stimulate the muscles. We begin with a low current, then gradually increase it until you reach your preferred firmness. Consistency is essential, which means that having a microcurrent facial treatment once a month is sufficient; however weekly treatments will yield effective and faster results. 

A microcurrent treatment also acts as a lymphatic drainage massage. By hitting many pressure points on the face and neck, it boosts lymphatic circulation leading to less puffiness In the treated area. 

   You will notice a more awakened, plump look; your eyes will appear more open, eyebrows will be lifted, and your forehead will get tighter. As we age, we lose collagen, and since collagen is the main protein the body has to build muscle, it is crucial to boost collagen production. Microcurrent has been shown to encourage the production of ATP (Adenosine TriPhosphate), which leads to the creation of structural proteins like elastin and collagen. 

• Toned muscles
• Toned skin
• Improved blood and lymphatic circulation
• Improved product penetration
• Better skin complexion