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6 THINGS MICROCURRENT WON’T DO – And 3 Things It Will That Might Surprise You


6 THINGS MICROCURRENT WON’T DO – And 3 Things It Will That Might Surprise You


When working with clients, I will often introduce microcurrent to those who are interested in anti-aging.

Most know what it is and like the effects, but sometimes I encounter someone who isn’t really familiar with it and has lots of questions.



I thought I’d do a brief FAQ for those interested in microcurrent but are unsure of exactly what it will and won’t do.

First, we’ll start with what it won’t do:


1.       It won’t cause any downtime. Microcurrent is a wonderful tool that can be used at any time of the day or night and it won’t leave any telltale marks or issues…except that you’ll look more rested, uplifted and even thinner (in your face, anyway!)

2.       It won’t cause a rash or lasting redness. Some redness likely will occur during your treatment, but this is due to increased blood flow (a good thing!). It often subsides after treatment, but you might have a bit of a “flush’ in your cheeks.

3.       It won’t get rid of wrinkles and crepey skin. Microcurrent works the underlying muscles – much like weights at the gym. Once you plump up the muscle, the skin will look better (tighter, more firmed), but it won’t remove crepey skin. For that, you need filling agents and/or collagen builders, like the LED red light.

4.       It won’t be permanent. Treatments fade after a day or two, but the good news is that you can build cumulative effects if you do microcurrent consistently. Every second or third day is optimal and will keep the results. The more you do it, the faster your muscles will respond.

5.       It doesn’t always give the “amazing” results after only use. You will see results, but if you are new to this, it will likely take a few treatments to tone your muscles. Again, the more often you can do it, the better (just like going to the gym).


6.       It won’t hurt. A properly done treatment should not hurt. As a matter of fact, you really shouldn’t feel anything. Occasionally, you may feel a tingle or two, but usually this because you don’t have enough conductive gel applied. Using a hydrating mist during your treatment will keep the conductive gel from drying – a must!



What it will do that might surprise you:


1.       It will help penetrate product. Apply a nice firming serum (non-oil-based) before your conductive gel and you’ll get a nice extra firming boost.

2.       It will target areas like the lips and eyes – if you have a system with small probes or an attachment. Many systems for home use cannot really do this, but the MINI (my favorite home microcurrent tool) does. Probes on systems like the NuFace are great for toning cheeks or forehead but are too large to get under the muscle and lift (you can get attachments for this).

3.       It will make your eyes look whiter and brighter! Using the microcurrent around the eye area can increase blood flow and help decrease puffiness and help you look a little more wide awake. Just a few minutes targeting the area can help.



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