What does microcurrent primarily affect in treatment?

Microcurrent primarily affects the superficial skin layers during treatment. This low-level electrical current stimulates the muscles and tissues of the skin without causing any pain or discomfort. The microcurrent therapy works on cellular level, enhancing the body’s natural ability to produce ATP (adenosine triphosphate), which facilitates better tissue repair and rejuvenation. This process primarily benefits the outer layers of the skin, resulting in improved muscle tone, reduced fine lines, and a more lifted appearance.

While microcurrent can have some impact on deeper structures, its primary focus and efficacy are observed in the superficial layers of the skin where wrinkles and sagging are most evident. Understanding the mechanism of microcurrent allows professionals to target specific areas for improved skin quality and overall appearance, making it particularly valuable in esthetic practices aimed at facial rejuvenation and non-invasive lifting techniques.