Which of the following is a consequence of having metal implants when receiving electrical treatments?

Having metal implants creates a contraindication for electrical treatments due to safety and health concerns. Electrical currents can cause metals to heat up, potentially leading to discomfort, burns, or injury at the site of the implant. This reaction could also affect the surrounding tissue, posing risks during the procedure.

Furthermore, the presence of metal can interfere with the effectiveness of certain electrical modalities used in esthetic treatments, as these treatments rely on specific electrical pathways to achieve desired results. Therefore, practitioners must be cautious and avoid administering electrical treatments to individuals with metal implants to ensure client safety and comfort.