Microcurrent and botox
Rules of perfect combination
Want to prolong the youth of your skin and reduce the number of visits to the cosmetologist? Then you should learn how to competently combine two powerful anti-age methods. Let's figure out whether it is possible to combine Botox and microcurrents to get the maximum effect without unpleasant surprises. And most importantly - which modern devices with microcurrents really work and help maintain beauty and youth.
How does microcurrent affect Botox?
Scientific fact: microcurrents accelerate metabolic processes, enhance blood circulation and lymph flow. How does this affect appearance:
✔ Improves complexion
✔ Tightens the oval
✔ Stimulates collagen production
But there is a nuance: accelerated metabolism can promote the elimination of botulinum toxin.
Cosmetologists recommend: after the first procedures, observe the skin's reaction. If Botox begins to "wear off" earlier than usual, reduce the frequency of microcurrent procedures.
Optimal combination scheme of Botox and microcurrents
1. Preparatory stage - before Botox:
✔ 5-7 days before: a course of microcurrents to improve skin quality
✔ 2 days before: stop any hardware procedures
2. The first 14 days after injections:
✖ Complete refusal from microcurrents
✖ Avoid massages and active cosmetic procedures
3. Maintenance phase - after 2 weeks:
✔ Start with 1 session per week
✔ Use minimal intensity
✔ Optimally - evening procedures before bedtime
Two home assistants with microcurrents:
1. MIO2 NEW — «first aid» for the face
Technologies:
- Microcurrents 0.3-0.5 mA — safe after Botox
- Heating up to 42°C — enhances penetration of care products
- Vibration — relieves swelling Ideal for express tightening before important events
2. MAMI — smart anti-age
Benefits:
- Red light (630 nm) — stimulates collagen and elastin production
- Blue diodes — inflammation prevention
- Mixed mode — comprehensive care
- 3 levels of microcurrent intensity — weak, medium and strong for an individual approach
Results with regular use: reduced inflammation, reduced wrinkles and an even complexion
When should you be more careful?
It is worth postponing the microcurrent procedure:
- The first 14 days after injections
- If the integrity of the skin is damaged
Signs that you should wait with microcurrents:
- Excessive muscle mobility in the correction area
- Appearance of irregularities
- Too rapid weakening of the effect
Conclusion: an individual approach is the key to success. The combination of Botox and microcurrents will help achieve a lifting effect, but only with the right approach.
The main rule is to take into account the individual characteristics of your skin and observe the reaction to the procedures.
How to do it right:
1️. Conduct a test: after Botox has fully “set up”, do 1 test microcurrent procedure
2️. Evaluate the reaction within a week
3️. Choose a rhythm: optimally 2-3 times a week
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