After receiving a Botox treatment, how soon can a client have microcurrent therapy?

Microcurrent therapy can typically be performed one week after a Botox treatment. This timing allows the Botox to settle properly into the targeted muscles without interference from other treatments that may affect its placement or efficacy. Since microcurrent therapy stimulates and facilitates muscle contractions, having it immediately after Botox might lead to undesired effects, such as altering the positioning of the toxin, which is designed to temporarily paralyze specific facial muscles. By waiting one week, the risks associated with the overlap of these two procedures are minimized, allowing the client to achieve optimal results from both therapies.