What is frequency specific microcurrent used for?
Frequency-specific microcurrent (FSM) is a way to relieve pain using very low levels of electrical current. This treatment option can be used on specific tissues in your body to help with pain caused by injuries or medical conditions. It’s typically painless.
What frequency helps inflammation?
We have compared the effects of low (2 Hz) and high (100 Hz) frequency of repeated TENS on the chronic inflammatory hyperalgesia and found that 100 Hz TENS produced better therapeutic effects (38).
Is frequency specific microcurrent safe?
We use FSM to treat many ailments. It is a safe, painless procedure that can provide you with: relief from chronic and acute pain in the muscles and nerves. treat discomfort from chronic conditions such as arthritis and fibromyalgia.
Can microcurrent break up scar tissue?
Microcurrent point stimulation therapy releases scars by breaking up the adhesions to the entire length of scars using a direct current.
Does microcurrent have side effects?
The side effects are very rare but can include nausea, fatigue, and drowsiness. The side effects usually start during or about 90 minutes after treatment, and may last from 4 to 24 hours post-treatment. There have been no lasting adverse reactions reported. Microcurrent has a long history of being very safe.
Can you overuse microcurrent?
Microcurrent: Simply put, microcurrent is exercise for the skin and facial muscles. It tones and contours and helps with everything from sagging to fine lines. Microcurrent, too, is basically impossible to overuse and you will see instant and dramatic results.
Who should not use microcurrent?
These contraindications are specific to microcurrent: epilepsy, pregnancy, heart conditions, pacemaker, metal plates or pins, excessive fillings or bridgework, cancer within the last 2 years, thrombosis, diabetes, recent Botox or fillers (please wait at least two weeks) any condition that reduces sensation on the face.
Can microcurrent damage your face?
Are microcurrent facials safe? Research from 2021 states that microcurrent treatments are “relatively safe” and have few side effects. Microcurrents are not strong enough to cause injury, so when a person uses these devices correctly, they should not hurt or cause skin damage.
Is microcurrent safe long term?
Some people report experiencing immediate results after microcurrent facials, including tighter skin and a more sculpted appearance. However, there is little scientific research proving that this treatment is effective or safe long term.