Microcurrent therapy

Microcurrent therapy for face

Price:  Microcurrent therapy for face 55,00€

What is Microcurrent Therapy?

Microcurrent therapy is one of the methods of skin rejuvenation. The technique is safe and effective. Microcurrent therapy is included in most anti-aging programs, and is also used as a prevention of the first signs of skin aging. The effect is noticeable after the first session. The essence of the method is the effect of low-strength currents on the mimic muscles of the face. The currents stimulate the processes of energy metabolism at the cellular level, increase blood circulation, helping to saturate the skin with nutrients and oxygen. The processes of outflow of venous blood and lymphatic drainage are accelerated.

Indications:

• atonic, dry skin;
• puffiness, the presence of dark circles under the eyes;
• wrinkles;
• hyperpigmentation;
• acne;
• loss of muscle tone;
• dull complexion.

How is the procedure?

During the procedure, electrical impulses of various frequencies are used. Microcurrent therapy has a beneficial effect on aging skin, accelerating metabolic processes in skin cells.

How often can the procedure be done?

The procedure can be done 1-2 times a week. The full course on average is designed for 10-15 sessions, it all depends on your individual characteristics. The number of sessions required will depend on the indication and desired results.

The effect of microcurrent facial therapy:

• Improvement of firmness and elasticity of the skin;
• Improvement of complexion;
• Skin regeneration;
• Post-acne reduction;
• Normalization of the secretion of the sebaceous glands and prevention of acne;
• Face oval lift;
• Removal of free radicals that destroy skin structures;
• Improving the hydrobalance of the skin.

The duration of the result after several treatments will be much more obvious.

Contraindications:

• Pregnancy period;
• Lactation;
• Disorders of the cardiovascular system;
• Arrhythmia;
• The presence of a pacemaker;
• The presence of oncological diseases;
• Pathologies of internal organs;
• Chronic diseases, colds;
• Recently performed chemical peel or Botox injections.