What is a common client sensation during a faradic treatment?

During a faradic treatment, a common sensation that clients experience is subtle tingling. This sensation is a result of the electrical currents used in faradic treatments, which stimulate the underlying muscles. The tingling occurs as the muscles contract and relax in response to the electrical impulses, creating a mild and pleasant sensation that is often described as invigorating.

Subtle tingling is not uncomfortable and indicates that the treatment is effectively stimulating muscle activity, promoting circulation, and assisting in muscle toning. This sensation is generally well-tolerated and is an expected outcome of the treatment process.

In contrast, intense heat is not typically associated with faradic treatments, as the focus is more on muscle stimulation rather than generating heat. Strong pain would indicate an issue with the treatment or incorrect settings on the machine, which should not occur during a properly administered faradic treatment. Numbness also suggests an adverse reaction or improper application, as the goal is to create a stimulating effect rather than causing any loss of sensation.