Non-Surgical Facelift

This treatment is suitable for all skin types and tones, and is especially beneficial for: loss of elasticity, facial laxity, sagging cheeks, reduced muscle tone, dull or fatigued skin, and anyone seeking an immediate “lifting effect” without invasive methods.

Not suitable for individuals with a pacemaker, metal implants in the facial area, or active skin inflammation.

We begin with a skin assessment, a double cleanse and gentle exfoliation where appropriate.

I then place the electrodes on the facial muscle areas that need lifting and firming. Targeted microcurrents are activated to stimulate the muscles and improve skin elasticity without discomfort.

The intensity is adjusted within the recommended limits, and I check how you’re feeling throughout the application.

Once the electrodes are removed, a serum selected for your skin is applied using ultrasound, radiofrequency or Oxygen Infusion where appropriate.

We finish with eye care, moisturizer, sun protection for daytime appointments and lip balm.

For the 48 hours before your session, avoid cosmetic products containing AHA/BHA or retinol, as well as scrubs, to keep your skin as calm as possible.

Also avoid facial hair removal the day before, sunbeds and anything that irritates your skin.

If you’ve had Botox or fillers, at least two weeks should have passed before your treatment.

Make sure you’ve had enough water — microcurrents work much more effectively in hydrated tissues.

fter your session, keep your skincare routine simple, with gentle cleansing and hydration.

Avoid intense exercise, saunas and steam rooms for 24 hours.

Avoid all forms of exfoliation for 48 hours.

During the day, finish your skincare routine with sunscreen and remember to reapply when you’re outdoors.

You don’t need to remember everything: we’ll go through it all at your appointment, and you’ll receive detailed instructions by email too.

No downtime. You may experience slight redness where the electrodes were applied, which settles quickly, usually within the first 60 minutes.