$$MultiPurposeText$$
See examples of our Microcurrent with LED work and results.

























$$MultiPurposeText$$
Read testimonials from our satisfied customers
jennifer is amazing!! i came here for chemical peel and a facial and she did a wonderful j...more
I love love love this spa. Jennifer is amazing and takes great care and attention to detai...more
Jennifer is the kind of aesthetician who actually listens instead of trying to sell you ev...more
Best facial on the plant Earth!!! I looked refreshed and glowing. Most importantly, I felt...more
Hands down, this is one of the best facials Iāve ever had in my life!
NewYou Skin and Bod...more
I got a chemical peel and the next day my skin feels amazing! she gave me some really grea...more
Get answers to common questions about Microcurrent with LED.
Microcurrent sends low-level electrical currents to tone facial muscles while LED light stimulates cellular repair. Together they increase collagen and elastin, improve muscle tone, and enhance skin healing for lifted contours and healthier, more radiant skin over a course of treatments.
Yes. Both technologies are widely regarded as safe for most skin types and ages. A consultation will identify contraindications like pacemakers, certain skin conditions, or pregnancy. Custom settings ensure comfort and effectiveness for your individual skin goals.
Most clients benefit from an initial series of 6-10 treatments, scheduled one to two weeks apart. Maintenance sessions every 4-8 weeks help sustain results. Your practitioner will create a personalized plan based on skin condition and desired outcome.
Most people experience only a mild tingling or warming sensation; the treatment is generally painless. Practitioners adjust intensity for comfort. Immediate post-treatment redness is rare and usually subsides quickly, with no significant downtime required.
Yes. Microcurrent tones underlying muscles for lifted support while LED stimulates collagen production, which together soften fine lines and improve skin texture. Results accumulate with repeated treatments and are enhanced by a tailored skincare regimen at home.
Yes. Contraindications include implanted electrical devices (pacemakers), uncontrolled epilepsy, active infections, recent cosmetic surgery, and pregnancy. Certain medications or skin conditions may also restrict treatment. A thorough consultation and medical history review ensure safe candidacy and modifications.