Introducing Microcurrent Treatments!

I am excited to be bringing in a new piece of equipment to the studio: a microcurrent machine! Does younger-looking skin sound good to you? It definitely sounds good to me, and I can’t wait to get to work on your skin (and mine!).

History

In the early 1800s, it was discovered that injured human tissue discharges electricity. Through experimentation it was learned that mild electrical currents can help in the treatment of wounds and bone fractures, healing them 250% to 350% faster than those not using microcurrent. Originally used to treat Bell’s Palsy, microcurrent caught on as a form of aesthetic treatment after it was noted that the skin of Bell’s Palsy patients appeared smoother and younger-looking following exposure to microcurrent.

How it Works

Microcurrent is an electrical current very similar to that which your body generates on its own. It is so slight that it would take one million microcurrent machines to light a 40 watt light bulb! It cannot be felt while you are receiving the treatment.

Microcurrent promotes collagen and elastin production in your skin, and can dramatically increase the body's production of amino acids and ATP. ATP is a chemical essential to energy transfer between cells, and, along with amino acids, facilitates cell repair and promotes healthier cell production.

Clinical studies have shown that after twenty days of microcurrent treatment, collagen production increases by 14 percent, elastin increases by 48 percent, and blood circulation increases by 38 percent.

Benefits of Microcurrent Treatments

Microcurrent delivers a variety of benefits to those who wish to maintain a more youthful-looking appearance. The results can vary by individual and skin type, are gradual, and will not happen overnight. Although microcurrent facial treatment has been known to produce an immediate but temporary rejuvenating effect, the continued application will provide cumulative long-term, lasting results!

 

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