What does microcurrent therapy primarily stimulate in the skin?

Microcurrent therapy primarily stimulates adenosine triphosphate (ATP) production in the skin. ATP is the energy currency of cells, and its increase can enhance cellular function and promote healing and rejuvenation. The microcurrent technology works by delivering low-level electrical currents to the skin, which mimics the body's natural electrical impulses. This stimulation encourages the skin cells to produce more ATP, thereby improving cellular metabolism.

The increased ATP levels can lead to a variety of beneficial effects, such as improved collagen and elastin production, enhanced cellular repair, and overall rejuvenation of the skin. While microcurrent therapy can have secondary effects on blood circulation, collagen production, and lymphatic drainage, its primary role lies in boosting ATP generation, which provides the foundational energy needed for these processes to occur effectively.