What is Microcurrent?

Microcurrent technology, a gentle therapy, replicates the body's own electrical signals, promoting skin wellness without discomfort.

Clinically recognized for addressing various skin issues effectively and safely, this method is particularly soothing, often going unnoticed during treatment. Favoured for delivering immediate and long-term results, microcurrent is a celebrated choice in the beauty industry for its ability to naturally enhance skin vitality and appearance.

Origin of Microcurrent Therapy Treatments

Microcurrent therapy, a staple in medical treatments since the 1970s, began its journey with the TENS (transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation) machine. Initially, the FDA embraced it as a nerve stimulator, heralding a new era in pain relief, effective wound healing, and the treatment of Bell’s Palsy, a facial muscle paralysis condition. Beyond its initial medical application, every microcurrent stimulator today aligns with the stringent 510(K) Certification Class II Device, a testament to its adherence to the highest manufacturing standards in the U.S.

This certification is not just a formality; it represents a commitment to safety and efficacy. The transformative leap from medical device to a cornerstone in the beauty industry came with the revelation of its potential in muscle retraining. The FDA, recognizing this innovative shift, cleared microcurrent devices for a new frontier: anti-aging treatments in cosmetology.

Today, microcurrent therapy stands at the intersection of medical ingenuity and aesthetic enhancement, offering a non-invasive route to facial rejuvenation and muscle toning.

How does Microcurrent Treatment work?

Microcurrent therapy uses soft waves that align closely with the body's own electrical currents, rejuvenating facial muscles by enhancing ATP production by up to 400%. This increase in ATP boosts protein synthesis and amino acid transport, countering age-related decline in these natural processes.

Regular microcurrent treatments can energize and tone facial muscles, akin to exercising body muscles, leading to visibly smoother and lifted skin. This is due to the unique connection between facial muscles and skin, resulting in a more youthful appearance.

What Is ATP?

Adenosine Triphosphate, also known as ATP, is a vital energy molecule in all life forms. It's our cells' main energy source, essential for muscle activities and stimulating vital skin proteins like collagen and elastin.

Collagen provides structural support, while elastin enables skin elasticity. The body naturally produces ample ATP, aiding in the effectiveness of skincare devices. This abundance of ATP plays a pivotal role in achieving and maintaining desired skincare results, underlining the importance of this energy molecule in our wellness and beauty routines.

This technology, effective across all skin types, offers a non-invasive option to address various skin concerns and enhance overall skin health.