Prepare to be snatched and sculpted.
“Microcurrent therapy uses low-level electric voltage to stimulate the muscles in the face,” explains board-certified dermatologist. “This therapy stimulates the system, causing the muscles to perk up.” But just like trying to build muscle elsewhere, consistency is key. And while I’ve used at-home microcurrent tools before, I kind of implemented them on a whim—one treatment before a night out, another when I woke up looking.
From there, it’s pretty self-explanatory. The lovely model on screen gives a demo on how to hold the device, where to place it, when to give your pressure points a little wiggle, and demonstrates how to get the maximum result. I’m not normally one to watch a guided tutorial, but this one is surprisingly helpful. Essentially, it provides confirmation that I’m doing the whole process properly. I experienced a teeny bit of tingling that was the result of my muscles twitching underneath the skin.
Alas, that’s where the commitment factor comes into play. “Gains aren’t made overnight and persistence is key,” Dr. Lal explains. So, I chugged along. I whipped out my Foreo Bear, which fits snugly in my palm, every damn morning for weeks. Sometimes I would partake in a guided treatment, other times I would just wing it, dragging the silver plates along the contours of my face in reps of three.
As soon as the one-week mark came around, I began noticing that the results weren’t as fleeting as they were the first go-round. I was waking up looking less puffy and bloated, so to speak. My cheekbones were more pronounced, albeit still cherub-y. Genetics, you know? It was the jawline, however, that started to take new form. I could actually see a delineation between my chin and neck. There was a visible angle—not a curve—from my ear to my jaw.
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