Facial electrical part 2

For best results how often should a client have micro current during the first course of treatment?

• Once a week

• Three times a week

• Twice a week

• Four times a week

Which of the following is NOT a therapeutic effect of facial microcurrent treatment?

• Acceleration of collagen production

• Improved circulation

• Cellular regeneration

• Temporarily inhibits contraction of muscles in order to avoid expression lines

The intensity of micro current should be zeroed:

• Only when the products have been removed

• Whilst the electrodes are still in contact with the clients skin

• Before the electrodes make contact with the clients skin

• When the electrodes are no longer in contact with the clients skin

The effects of facial microcurrent treatment include:

• Increase supply of oxygen

• Pores are opened

• Decrease of lymphatic circulation

• Fine lines become more visible

Which of the following is NOT a contra indication to facial microcurrent treatment?

• Skin diseases

• Neuritis

• Diabetics

• Papules

The current used in microcurrent is:

• Modified direct

• Modified indirect

• Constant direct

• Direct

Contra indications to microcurrent include:

• 6 months after an anaesthetic

• Metal pins and plates

• Vitiligo

• Chloasma

What does MENS stand for?

• Micro current electrical negative muscular stimulation

• Micro current electrical neuroskeletal stimulation

• Micro current electrical nervous stimulation

• Micro current electrical neuromuscular stimulation

The contra indications to facial faradic treatment include:

• Crepey skin

• Neuralgia

• Sagging muscles

• Sensitive skin

The current used in faradic treatment is:

• Interrupted / surged current

• Modified direct current

• Constant direct current

• Constant indirect current