The non-invasive facial treatment known as CACI (Computer-Aided Cosmetology Instrument) uses microcurrent technology to enhance the skin's tone and appearance.

Low-level electrical currents are used in microcurrent technology to stimulate the muscles of the face. The purpose of these microcurrents is to tighten and tone the facial muscles, enhancing their flexibility and strength, by imitating the body's natural electrical signals. This lessens the visibility of wrinkles and fine lines.

The CACI treatment is non-invasive and non-surgical. It is a well-liked option for people looking for anti-aging therapies without the risks and recovery connected with surgery because it doesn't include any incisions or downtime.

Apart from microcurrent muscle toning, other treatments offered by CACI include ultrasonic peeling, microdermabrasion, LED light therapy, and S.P.E.D. These extra methods aim to address particular skin issues and enhance the texture of the skin while also encouraging the creation of collagen.

The stimulation of facial muscles by CACI can assist to tighten and tone them. This may result in less drooping and a more contoured appearance. Treatments for collagen production and muscle tone enhancement (CACI) may help lessen the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines. A healthier complexion may result from improved blood circulation in the skin caused by the microcurrents employed in a CACI Facial. The production of collagen, a protein essential for preserving the firmness and elasticity of skin, can be increased by CACI treatments. Smoother, plumper skin can be achieved with increased collagen. CACI facials lessen the visibility of imperfections and aid with skin issues including acne. Clearer skin may be a result of enhanced circulation and cellular turnover stimulation. Toxin removal is aided by lymphatic drainage, which CACI can support.

Ultrasonic peeling, sometimes referred to as ultrasonic skin scrubbing or ultrasonic exfoliation, is a non-invasive healthcare method that exfoliates and cleanses the skin using high-frequency sound waves.

The ultrasonic peeling attachment for the comb is used by the CACI device. The apparatus produces high-frequency, ultrasonic sound waves that are inaudible to human ears. Cavitation is a phenomena that occurs when these sound waves make contact with the skin's surface. This entails the creation of minute, regulated air pockets or bubbles. The energy that is released as the bubbles burst and collapse helps to lift and remove dirt, oil, pollutants, and dead skin cells from the skin's surface. In essence, the skin is "peeled" or exfoliated by this procedure.

Using a unique handpiece, CACI Microdermabrasion offers a non-invasive exfoliating method that gently removes the outermost layer of dead skin cells. This procedure helps to increase collagen production, lessen the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, and improve the texture and tone of the skin. It's a well-liked treatment for problems like UV damage, uneven skin texture, and acne scars.

The acronym for Simultaneous Photo Electrical Delivery is CACI S.P.E.D. This method offers simultaneous and increased face rejuvenation by combining high-intensity light therapy (LED) with microcurrent therapy. Different light wavelengths are used in LED therapy to address a range of skin issues. In skincare, red and blue LED lights are frequently utilised. Blue light is frequently utilised to target acne-causing bacteria, whereas red light is recognised for its ability to encourage the creation of collagen and aid in skin healing. The capacity of CACI S.P.E.D. to provide LED therapy and microcurrent concurrently during a single treatment is one of its distinctive features. This two-pronged strategy enables a holistic skincare regimen that tackles not just muscle toning but also other skin concerns like lowering redness, enhancing overall health, and improving skin texture.

Most people can benefit from CACI, which can be tailored to meet each client's unique requirements and concerns. Before customising the treatment, our skilled skin specialists will evaluate your skin and talk with you about your cosmetic objectives.

For CACI treatments to produce and sustain the intended effects, many sessions are usually needed. The total number of sessions needed may differ based on the person and their unique issues. Together, you and your skin specialist will discuss and create a treatment plan.