What Is an Anti-Aging Facial?
Ours is a microcurrent facial: low-frequency currents that mirror the body’s own electrical rhythms, paired with botanical peptides, over a 60-minute five-step protocol. There is no downtime — a light flush fades within 30 to 60 minutes. It is $199 for new clients and members, and the structural change builds over a course of three to six sessions rather than in one visit.
“Anti-aging facial” covers everything from a pleasant massage to laser resurfacing, so the useful question is what a particular studio actually does. Ours is microcurrent, and here is what that means in practice.
What microcurrent does
Low-frequency impulses mirror your body’s own electrical rhythms. They are sub-sensory — most clients feel nothing — and they work by stimulating cellular energy and toning facial muscle rather than by damaging tissue and waiting for repair.
Alongside the current we use botanical peptides that support the skin’s own collagen. That combination is the whole mechanism: no injections, no thermal damage, nothing frozen.
The first visit includes a free skin assessment — that is where the protocol gets chosen.
The 60-minute protocol
Five steps, an hour in the chair, starting with gentle preparation and ending with a finish suited to your skin. On a first visit it begins with a free skin assessment, which is what decides the settings and the products — not a menu choice made at the desk.
What it looks like afterwards
A slight healthy flush that fades within 30 to 60 minutes. Stay out of direct sun for 24 hours and drink plenty of water. There is no peeling, no hiding indoors and no recovery week.
Why it is sold as a course
One session leaves the skin firmer and brighter. The structural change — tone, lift, the outline of the jaw — accumulates over three to six sessions, then holds with maintenance. Anyone promising a permanent lift from a single facial is selling something else.
Who should not have it
Electronic implants rule it out. So do Botox or fillers within the past two to four weeks, and any unhealed facial surgery. We ask about these before you book rather than on the table.
The three options
$199 is the core anti-aging facial for new clients and members. $219 adds LED light therapy and a hand massage. $249 is the TOP session with founder Ruzanna, who has 18 years of practice and more than 11,000 treatments behind her.
What it is and is not.
- Microcurrent, not injections: the current tones facial muscles and supports collagen. Nothing is injected and nothing is frozen.
- No downtime: a slight healthy flush settles in 30–60 minutes. Stay out of direct sun for 24 hours and drink water.
- Cumulative: one session looks fresh; the structural lift comes over a course of three to six.
- Free assessment: the first visit includes a skin assessment, so the protocol is chosen for your skin rather than sold off a list.
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What is the difference between the $199, $219 and $249 options?
$199 is the core anti-aging facial. $219 adds LED light therapy and a free hand massage. $249 is the TOP session performed by founder Ruzanna.
Does it hurt?
No. The current is sub-sensory — most clients feel nothing at all, which surprises people who expected a device to sting.
Who should skip microcurrent?
Anyone with electronic implants, anyone with Botox or fillers in the past two to four weeks, and anyone with unhealed facial surgery. We ask about all three before booking.
How soon will I see something?
Immediately after the session the skin looks firmer and brighter. The change that holds builds over three to six sessions.
Can I have it with Botox or fillers?
Yes — wait two to four weeks after injections so everything has settled, then microcurrent works alongside them.
