Microcurrent Facial salons and stylists across the UK

What to expect from a microcurrent facial appointment

A microcurrent facial uses low-level electrical pulses to stimulate the muscles beneath the skin, lifting and firming over a course of treatments. The therapist applies a conductive gel and runs paired wands across the face in lifting motions, often paired with cleanse, mask and serums. A single session runs about an hour and the cumulative effect builds over six to ten weekly sessions. Aftercare is simple: SPF, plenty of water, and a maintenance session every four to six weeks once the course is done. Find microcurrent-facial specialists in the UK below.

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Frequently asked questions

How long does a microcurrent facial take?

A single session runs about an hour: cleanse, a serum prep, the microcurrent passes themselves, mask and finish. The cumulative effect builds over six to ten weekly sessions; visible results often show from session three.

How often should I have a microcurrent facial?

A course of six to ten weekly sessions, then a maintenance session every four to six weeks once the muscles have responded. Skipping past four weeks lets the build-up unwind faster than ideal.

Is microcurrent safe if I have metal in my face?

Fillers, threads, metal plates or pacemakers are usually contraindications. Disclose everything at consultation; the therapist will either decline or adjust the treatment plan accordingly.

How much does a microcurrent-facial course cost?

A course of six to ten sessions typically runs six hundred to one thousand four hundred pounds in UK clinics. Single sessions outside the course run eighty to one hundred sixty. Most clinics structure package pricing to reward booking the full course.

Can I have microcurrent during pregnancy or breastfeeding?

Most clinics decline microcurrent during pregnancy and breastfeeding as a precaution, even though clinical evidence is limited. Disclose at consultation; you may be advised to wait until after weaning before starting the course.