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Microcurrent Facial
The workout your face never books for itself. Gentle current, precise handwork, and a jawline that looks like it means it.
01 · WHAT IT IS
What it is.
A microcurrent facial uses a low-level electrical current — far below anything you can feel as more than a faint tingle — delivered through twin probes moved along the face in precise, lifting strokes. The popular shorthand is ‘a workout for the face’, and it’s earned: the session works the face the way training works the body, methodically and to a plan.
Clients book it for the look that follows: many find the face appears more lifted and sculpted, cheekbones more defined and the jawline cleaner, with a freshness that’s most obvious in photographs. The effect of a single session is real but temporary — which is why microcurrent is a rhythm treatment, best booked as a course and then maintained.
Prefer hands alone? The 40-minute face sculpting massage delivers the manual version — lifting, draining strokes many clients use as their pre-event secret, or alternate with microcurrent sessions.
02 · WHY IT WORKS
Why clients choose it.
A more lifted look.
Cheeks and brows appear subtly lifted; the whole face reads more awake.
Definition where you want it.
Jawline and cheekbones are where clients notice the difference first.
Nothing to recover from.
No needles, no redness, no downtime. Book it before dinner without a second thought.
Barely-there sensation.
A faint tingle at most — several clients find it relaxing enough to drift off.
The pre-event ace.
A session a day or two before an occasion is the regulars' quiet trick.
A manual alternative.
The face sculpting massage does the lifting work by hand — 40 minutes, £65.
03 · YOUR VISIT
Your visit, step by step.
Consultation.
We look at your face together and agree the priorities — jawline, cheeks, brow — plus whether a single session or a course fits your goal.
Preparation.
A proper cleanse, then a conductive gel so the current glides and works evenly.
The treatment.
The probes work each zone in slow, lifting passes, symmetrically and unhurried — the sculpting is in the repetition. A finishing layer of care closes the session.
Afterwards.
Nothing to avoid; you leave looking like yourself after a very good holiday. For results with staying power, book a course — weekly at first, then maintenance.
04 · PRICES
Prices.
Single-session prices. Like any workout, results build with repetition — most clients start with a weekly course, then maintain monthly.
05 · GOOD TO KNOW
Questions, answered.
Mostly like a slow, deliberate facial massage with a faint tingle where the probes work. It's genuinely comfortable — the current involved is very low, and plenty of clients relax completely.
There's usually a visible freshness after the first session — that's the one to schedule before an event. The more lasting change in how lifted the face looks builds over a course; like the gym, one visit is a good day, a routine is a result.
The honest pattern: a course of six to ten sessions, ideally weekly, then a maintenance session every three to four weeks. We'll recommend a number for your face at the consultation, including a smaller one if that's the truth.
It's a well-established, non-invasive cosmetic treatment. It isn't suitable for everyone — a pacemaker or other implanted electrical device, pregnancy, or certain conditions rule it out, so we ask before we begin. When in doubt, check with your doctor first.
The massage is the manual craft — lifting, draining handwork with an immediate fresh-faced effect. Microcurrent adds the current's workout underneath. Many clients alternate; if you're choosing one, tell us your goal and we'll answer plainly.
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