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A popular treatment for aging skin, uses low level electrical current to trigger the body's natural skin enhancement chemicals at a cellular level, giving skin therapists an effective tool against the signs of skin aging.
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∙ 7y ago
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∙ 7y ago"Micro" in this context means the same as "small" - so a small current.
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How does the Microcurrent Facial system work?
Microcurrent Facial is a skin care procedure, used to treat aging skin. The therapy was first established in the 1980's. As the name suggest, Microcurrent uses electrical current to regenerate facial tissue. The benefits of this non-surgical procedure, includes lifting sagging skin, reduce the appearance of wrinkles and helps to heal scars.
Define the main electric modalities used in cosmetology?
Galvanic Tesla microcurrent
Does more ATP help heal muscles faster?
ATP or adenosine triphosphate is the electrochemical fuel for cellular metabolism. When muscles have been injured or over used, the area shows a DECREASED amount of ATP. When microcurrent is applied to the area with LESS than 1000Ua the result is a radical increase of ATP, studies have proven that the healing of injured muscles, tissues, etc. is accelerated when the microcurrent is applied. Therefore, the answer appears to be YES more ATP does at minimum accelerate the healing of muscles. The same type of microcurrent can have dramatic impact of cosmetic recovery.
What are the contraindications of microcurrent electrical neuromuscular stimulator?
cancer, pregnancy, pacemaker, blood vessel conditions like phlebitis, nueropathy, open lesions, bone
Is the NuFace Microcurrent Facial Toning System with its micro-electrical currents safe to use on your face and is approved by the FDA?
Yes. The NuFface Microcurrent Home Facial Toner is actually the first and only hand held medical device that is classified as class two that is approved by the FDA for home use. It is approved for the over counter treatment and use for facial tonight, as well as muscle stimulation.
What contra actions can you get from microcurrent?
the main contra action one can get is muscle fatigue, from an incorrect use of the equipment, or too high a setting has been used. hope that helps
How can we select the Best Microcurrent Devices For Home Use?
Device helps to rejuvenate your skin in every possible way. With the use of the same you will get a noticeable difference in your face. There are many people who are confused about the use of this device, for them this blog would be of great help. There are end numbers of microcurrent home device available in market these days, which helps making the work of skin toning much easier.Usually, there are many manufacturers who produce great microcurrent home device which offers quite limited instructions and training. They are especially based on relatively ineffective and simplistic techniques which support the application. Those writers, who write about the instructions of these devices, always make sure that the instructions are kept as simple as possible for the convenient of the readers.
Why is microcurrent technology used in medicine?
To fight chronic inflammation, increase blood flow, production of ATP, Nitric Oxide. To fight pain and the symptoms of pain including heat, redness and swelling.
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