How does biostimulation differ from microcurrent?

Both work with impulses, but biostimulation is more intensive - the muscles contract visibly. Microcurrent is the gentlest level, biostimulation the more active one.

Can facial muscles really be trained?

The facial muscles respond to exertion just as the muscles of the body do. The treatment gives them targeted, controlled work that is hard to repeat with exercises on your own.

How often is the treatment done?

For an optimal result the course is 10-15 sessions, usually 1-2 times a week, followed by maintenance visits. I will adapt the plan to the condition of your skin and muscles.

For the face

Facial biostimulation

Price: 35 EUR
Recommended course: 10-15 sessions

Facial biostimulation is a device treatment in which the facial muscles are activated with rhythmic impulses - more strongly than in microcurrent therapy, but still comfortably.

The aim is muscle tone: the face is held up by its muscles, and their condition largely determines how firm the skin looks.

I work with the Futura Pro device. Its biostimulation programmes run automatically, and they are complemented by manual microcurrent therapy and light modes. Blue light has a calming, anti-inflammatory action, so it is used for skin that tends to become inflamed.

What the treatment does

stimulates and tones the facial muscles
activates circulation and tissue metabolism
helps work with the definition of the facial contour
complements a course of face massage and microcurrent

Who it suits

if you want to work on facial muscle tone in a targeted way
if microcurrent therapy feels too gentle
if you are building a course of facial treatments with a cumulative effect

How the treatment works

After cleansing the skin I place electrodes on the points of the facial muscles, and the device delivers rhythmic impulses - the muscles gently contract and relax.

We raise the intensity gradually, within what feels comfortable for you. Afterwards the face can feel as it does after a good workout - warm and alive.

The treatment is physiological and there is no recovery period afterwards - you can return to your day straight away. For an optimal result the course is 10-15 sessions, and biostimulation can be combined both with other device treatments and with face massage.

Contraindications

a pacemaker or other implanted electrical devices
epilepsy
pregnancy
oncological conditions
metal implants or threads in the treatment area
acute skin inflammation on the face
recent injections in the face

After botulinum toxin or filler injections a waiting period is needed - tell me when you book when they were done and we will agree a time.

Frequently asked questions

How does biostimulation differ from microcurrent?: Both work with impulses, but biostimulation is more intensive - the muscles contract visibly. Microcurrent is the gentlest level, biostimulation the more active one.
Can facial muscles really be trained?: The facial muscles respond to exertion just as the muscles of the body do. The treatment gives them targeted, controlled work that is hard to repeat with exercises on your own.
How often is the treatment done?: For an optimal result the course is 10-15 sessions, usually 1-2 times a week, followed by maintenance visits. I will adapt the plan to the condition of your skin and muscles.