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Body Electrical Treatments – Level 3
 

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Advanced beauty electrical therapy

by Tracy Harrison
1

Which electrical modality uses low-level microcurrents to improve muscle tone and skin firmness?

2

What is the primary action of galvanic current in skin treatments?

3

Which contraindication excludes a client from most electrical beauty treatments?

4

Faradic stimulation mainly targets which?

5

What safety check should be done before any electrical treatment?

6

Which waveform is typical of microcurrent devices?

7

Which skin condition is a relative contraindication for most electrical therapies?

8

For client comfort, what should be used with conductive gel during galvanic treatments?

9

Which factor most influences post-treatment results with electrical therapies?

10

What is a key difference between bipolar and monopolar electrical treatments?

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Microcurrent mimics natural body currents to tone muscles; others have different mechanisms.

Galvanic drives ions; heat and muscle actions are not its primary mechanism.

Pregnancy, especially early, is a common precaution; others are precise contraindications.

Faradic is used for muscle tone; it causes contractions.

Patch tests and sensitivity checks reduce risk; high settings without check is unsafe.

Microcurrent usually uses pulsed direct current, not AC.

Inflamed acne poses infection risk; others may be treated under guidelines.

Water-based gels improve conductivity and comfort; oil-based can hinder it.

Regular sessions improve outcomes; equipment variation has less effect.

Electrode arrangement determines current path and target depth.

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