In micro-current therapy, how does the positive probe behave on the face?

• A. Moves toward red upward
• B. Remains constant during treatment
• C. Stays stable (except when working on eye)
• D. Causes skin redness

Answer: (C)

In micro-current facial therapy, the positive probe is kept in a fixed position on the treatment area so the electrical current follows a predictable path through the skin and underlying tissues. This stability delivers consistent stimulation to the target tissues and avoids unintentionally affecting surrounding areas. The eye region is especially sensitive and mobile, so you may need to adjust or reposition more carefully there. Outside of the eye area, the probe should stay steady for the duration of the treatment. This is why the correct answer notes that the positive probe stays stable, with an exception when working near the eyes.