In addition to aesthetic medicine, myostimulators are used in the treatment of various types of neuromuscular pathology, for pain relief, and in sports medicine.
Most modern myostimulators have synchronous and group stimulation modes, meaning they can either continuously work all electrodes targeting one muscle group or alternately stimulate different groups. The device always comes with detailed instructions for use and, as a rule, a special conductive gel.
If the instructions are followed, after about 15–20 sessions the obtained effect can be objectively assessed; nevertheless, before starting to use the device independently, it is better to first consult a specialist about the possibility and methods of its use.
There are a number of reasons why myostimulators do not produce the expected result. First of all, there is a multitude of cheap counterfeits on the domestic market, which, unfortunately, continue to find buyers despite the low likelihood of effect and possible health risks. Therefore, it is best to purchase this device from trusted companies. For example, buy a myostimulator from the company "Cosmo-Trade", which holds one of the leading positions in the beauty industry market.
Furthermore, myostimulation is a form of hardware cosmetology and therefore has a number of contraindications. In the presence of systemic blood diseases, renal and hepatic insufficiency, neoplasms, and other conditions listed in the instructions, one should refrain from this procedure.
Finally, one should always remember that even the best and most modern myostimulators cannot regulate nutrition or periodically lift their owners off the couch. Myostimulation is an excellent addition to a healthy lifestyle, but not a replacement for it.