Facial Electrostimulators

Facial electrostimulators: A painless natural treatment

A facial stimulator is a real beauty treatment using light, low-intensity electrical pulses to promote cell growth in the skin. It sounds amazing, but the procedure is non-invasive, injection-free and painless. Extra bonus? The results are visible from the first use.

Facial treatments using electrostimulators are very popular in the beauty industry for their natural toning and lifting effects.

Facial electrostimulation was previously practiced exclusively in institutes , today you can include this beauty routine from the comfort of your home and for very affordable prices! Both men and women can use the stimulators on their face.

Basically, this technology has been used medically since the 1980s as a muscle stimulator to treat Bell's muscular palsy. After seeing better results in patients with atrophied and sagging facial muscles, electrostimulation was then adopted as an anti-aging tool and increasingly used by individuals in their beauty routine.

Special Facial Electrostimulators: Toning and Lifting

From the age of 25, the first wrinkles appear due to facial muscular stimulation with numerous recognized advantages:

- Eliminates signs of fatigue (dark circles around the eyes for example)

- Firms the skin and smoothes wrinkles

- Stimulates the production of collagen and elastin naturally

- Regenerates cells

Collagen is the main protein the body needs to build muscle. As we age, we lose collagen. Using an electrostimulator on your face encourages the production of ATP (adenosine triphosphate), which leads to the creation of structural proteins like elastin and collagen.

Using an electrostimulator on the face: What are the dangers?

For most users, electrostimulation of the face or body is safe, however, patients with pacemakers, metal implants, or who have open wounds, such as severe acne, should avoid microcurrent from the face.

People who are pregnant or breastfeeding may also avoid the procedure. “The microcurrent device has never been tested or used clinically on a pregnant or breastfeeding mom, so there is an unknown variant [in regards to its impact on mom or baby]

And if you have had facial surgery, you are not a good candidate either. If you have a lot of Botox or neurotoxin the benefits of the stimulators will not have their full potential on your face because your muscles are "frozen". ".

Give your face a radiant complexion and effectively fight against the signs of aging!