How EMS microcurrent works
AddOn EMS uses low-level microcurrent pulses to stimulate facial muscles and soft tissues as an extra round during your facial. The subtle electrical impulses encourage muscle activation and temporary tightening, which can enhance contour and definition when combined with the base facial’s cleansing and serums. Technicians tailor intensity for comfort and target specific facial zones for balanced tone.
Because AddOn EMS is designed as an enhancement, it’s applied in addition to a chosen facial rather than replacing other steps. Results vary with skin condition and treatment plan; the esthetician will assess your skin and discuss realistic expectations. This service is cosmetic in nature and is integrated into your facial appointment workflow.
What to expect during treatment
As an add-on, EMS is scheduled into your existing facial appointment and typically applied after cleansing and targeted serums. You may feel a gentle tingling or light muscle contractions; estheticians monitor comfort and modify intensity. At our Brookline location near West Liberty Avenue we offer early and late appointments to accommodate commuters who travel to downtown by T or bus.
There’s no special equipment for you to bring; arrive a few minutes early if you need time to remove makeup. If family-friendly or quick-service timing matters, mention your schedule when booking—our staff will suggest appointment slots that work with evening, weekend, or commuting timetables.
Results, maintenance, and choices
AddOn EMS delivers an extra phase of muscle-toning intended to add temporary firmness and refined contour to your facial results. Outcomes depend on your skin, muscle tone, and consistency of treatments; estheticians can recommend whether occasional or repeated add-ons suit your goals, helping you balance time, budget, and expected changes.
If you have health conditions or concerns, disclose them during booking so the esthetician can advise. This is a cosmetic add-on and not medical treatment; if you have questions about safety relative to medical conditions, consult your physician before scheduling.
