What is a potential consequence of not ensuring adequate moisture for galvanic treatments?

The potential consequence of not ensuring adequate moisture for galvanic treatments is galvanic burn. This occurs because galvanic treatments involve the use of electrical currents that facilitate the penetration of products into the skin. Moisture in the skin is crucial for conducting electricity; without sufficient hydration, the electrical current can generate excessive heat in localized areas, leading to skin irritation or burns.

Maintaining proper moisture levels is essential to ensure not only the safety of the treatment but also its effectiveness. When the skin is dehydrated, the risk of adverse effects increases, and the treatment can fail to deliver the intended benefits, such as enhanced product absorption. Proper hydration helps in achieving a successful galvanic treatment while minimizing risks.