How does it work?

By stimulating the muscles & skin with a harmless super low microcurrent.  This is achieved by applying the Gaia self-adhesive Electrodes to re-educate the tissue fibers to tighten in the way they did when you were younger. This also improves the circulation and activates lymphatic drainage.

Is it painful?

Far from it. It is a relaxing, pleasant treatment which people generally enjoy.

How many treatments will I need?

10-20 treatments will allow you to reap the maximum benefit. These are best taken three in the first week, and then twice a week until the course is completed. This lets the current 're-educate' the tissues to tighten & shorten, not just on the surface, but also deeper into the muscle structure, to give a longer-lasting effect.

When can I expect to see some improvement?

Many clients see this immediately, whilst others notice changes after a few more sessions. This usually depends on the current condition of your skin and your skin type. Younger skin that does not suffer many lines at present still becomes tighter & better toned.

How long does improvement last?

With a scheduled monthly maintenance treatment, the improvement is permanent.

At what age should I start?

At any age, for as well as restoring elasticity and improving peripheral circulation in mature skin, the Gaia Form will also help younger skin to stay tighter for longer. So the treatment is preventative as well as corrective.

Is non-surgical lifting tried & tested?

Yes. Facial microcurrents have been used successfully in the medical world for years. It is completely safe & there are no undesired side effects.

How the aging process happens.

Beauty is not in the eye of the beholder; it's in the muscle tone that supports your skin. Using mild electrical stimulation, facial muscles feel firmer. Wrinkles disappear. Excess fluid is eliminated. Helps to keep your eyes wide, your cheeks up high and the corners of your mouth from turning down. If you want to prevent aging then keep your muscles and skin firm and healthy.

Until the mid thirties, most women retain the fresh smooth, wrinkle free skin of their youth. Both skin and facial muscles are still firm and elastic, so facial contours remain smooth and well defined. It is shortly after the age of thirty-five however, that the first signs of aging appear.

This aging process happens so gradually that you won’t even notice. That is, until you compare your reflection in the mirror to a photograph taken just five years ago. You will be shocked to find you look different - you look older!

It is the callapse of the upper cheek muscles, which may cause most of the aging signs in the face. By the age of forty-five, the upper cheek muscles may elongate by as much as half an inch, dragging the skin over the cheeks downward to form plump little pouches by the corners of the mouth (called jowls).

The muscles under the chin become looser and the jaw line loses its firm contour. Even as little as a quarter of an inch stretch in the tiny eye muscles will cause the outer corners of the upper eyelids to droop over the lower ones. The alert freshness of youth will be gone.

The overly stretched skin around the eyes creates a heavy lidded appearance with many lines and folds. Pouches collect beneath the eyes. By the age of fifty-five the upper cheek muscles will have stretched by at least three quarters of an inch, forming creases around the ears, mouth and jaw line.

Neck muscles will have also lost their tone and become slack and start to form neck rolls or cords. Loose, stretched skin sags toward the forward part of the neck. In profile the tip of the chin seems to be an extension of the neck - the beginning of the all too familiar "turkey neck" of old age.