Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Facial Contouring with Microcurrent.

This treatment combines low-level electrical microcurrents with a specialized contour massage that engages the superficial fascial network and facial muscles. Microcurrent tones tissues while fascial work releases restrictions, creating immediate lift, improved contours, and cumulative long-term improvement.

No — most clients find the experience relaxing. Microcurrent produces a gentle tingling while the contour massage applies firm but comfortable pressure. Your therapist customizes intensity for comfort; sensitivity is minimal and no anesthesia or downtime is required.

Many clients notice a subtle lift after a single session, but a recommended course of six to ten treatments performed weekly yields the most noticeable, lasting results. After the initial series, maintenance sessions every four to eight weeks preserve contour.

Ideal candidates seek non-surgical facial sculpting, improved muscle tone, and reduced puffiness. The treatment suits most skin types and ages, but is contraindicated for clients with pacemakers, active infections, certain neurological conditions, or recent facial surgery—consult during booking.

Side effects are typically mild and short-lived — slight redness, temporary tingling, or mild muscle soreness can occur but usually resolve within hours to a day. There is virtually no downtime, and most clients resume normal activities immediately.

Come with a clean, makeup-free face and disclose medical history or medications. After treatment, hydrate, apply broad-spectrum SPF, avoid vigorous heat, intense exfoliation, or retinoids for 24–48 hours, and follow personalized product or maintenance recommendations from your therapist.