What happens in session
A 75-minute session follows a predictable sequence: a double cleanse, careful extractions where needed, and exfoliation that prepares skin for treatment. We apply custom serums and then work the face and neck with microcurrent, finishing with a mask, stone massage, and targeted lip and eye care. The routine is designed to combine cleansing, correction, and calming steps in one visit.
Clients typically feel gentle sensations during microcurrent sections and warmth during the mask and stone massage. Because the protocol includes product layering and massage, the session also improves topical absorption and delivers visible smoothing and calming effects immediately after treatment, though individual reaction and sensitivity vary from person to person.
How microcurrent affects tissue
Microcurrent uses very low-level electrical impulses applied across facial muscles and tissues to encourage improved muscle tone and circulation. In practice this means the protocol supports firmer contours around jowls and brows, assists lymphatic movement, and helps serums penetrate more effectively into freshly prepared skin surfaces.
Not everyone can receive this treatment: anyone with metal implants, including a pacemaker, is not eligible. During consultation we review medical history and sensitivities so your technician can adjust intensity, skip microcurrent if needed, and focus on other elements like massage, serums, and masks.
Care and local considerations
Aftercare is straightforward: we finish with moisturizer and SPF to protect the treated skin. Results and recovery are influenced by lifestyle factors common to Santa Rosa clients—sun exposure, seasonal wildfire smoke, and routine skincare all shape how long effects last and how quickly skin settles after treatment.
Many downtown clients use this service before social events or weekday commitments because our location near Courthouse Square and the SMART station fits commute schedules. We offer early-morning, lunchtime, and evening appointment blocks to accommodate busy professionals, parents, and visitors coming from nearby wine-country towns.
