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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Facial with Ultrasonic Microcurrent Treatment.
Yes, the treatment is gentle and suitable for most sensitive skin when customized. Our technicians adjust intensity and probe settings and may perform a patch test. Avoid if you have open wounds, severe rosacea, or recent aggressive procedures.
Treatments typically last 45 to 60 minutes, including consultation and skin analysis. Sessions may extend to 75 minutes with extractions, masks, or microcurrent add-ons. Plan for a one-hour appointment for a full, relaxing experience.
Many clients see noticeable freshness after one session, but a recommended series of four to six treatments spaced weekly or biweekly yields cumulative lifting and texture improvement. Maintenance sessions monthly keep results long-term.
The procedure is non-invasive and generally painless; you may feel a light tingling or ultrasonic vibration. Downtime is minimal—minor redness can appear but typically fades within hours. You can usually resume normal activities and apply makeup shortly after.
Yes. It pairs well with hydration masks, LED therapy, and gentle extractions for enhanced results. Avoid combining the treatment same-day with aggressive chemical peels or intense resurfacing. Your esthetician will customize sequencing to protect skin and maximize benefits.
Avoid strong retinoids, acidic exfoliants, and waxing for 48–72 hours before your appointment. Do not come with sunburned or irritated skin. Arrive makeup-free and disclose medications, pregnancy, or skin conditions so we can adjust treatment safely.