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  1. What is the purpose of desincrustation in a galvanic facial treatment?

    Answer: To soften and emulsify sebum in clogged pores

    Desincrustation uses the negative pole of a galvanic machine with an alkaline solution to saponify and loosen sebaceous plugs.

  2. Which type of facial brush machine movement is most appropriate for sensitive skin?

    Answer: Slow rotation with a soft-bristle attachment

    Sensitive skin requires the gentlest approach using slow rotation and soft bristles to avoid irritation and capillary damage.

  3. What is the primary function of a vacuum suction machine in facial treatments?

    Answer: To stimulate lymphatic drainage and remove impurities from pores

    Vacuum suction creates negative pressure that stimulates lymphatic flow, increases circulation, and helps dislodge pore debris.

  4. When using a high-frequency machine with a mushroom electrode, which technique involves placing gauze over the client's face?

    Answer: Indirect high-frequency application

    Indirect high-frequency involves the client holding the electrode while the esthetician massages through gauze, creating a mild stimulating current.

  5. Which facial treatment modality is contraindicated for clients with metal implants or a pacemaker?

    Answer: Microcurrent therapy

    Microcurrent therapy sends electrical impulses through tissue and is contraindicated for clients with pacemakers or metal implants due to interference risks.

  6. What is the correct order of steps when performing a basic European facial?

    Answer: Cleanse, analyze, exfoliate, extract, treat, mask, protect

    The standard European facial follows a logical progression from cleansing through analysis, exfoliation, extractions, treatment serums, masking, and final protection.