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Radiofrequency vs microcurrent, if I responded poorly to microcurrent, would I still be a candidate for Secret RF?

Are microcurrent and radiofrequency similar? I had a very bad reaction to a microcurrent device (dental and neck nerve pain). Is there any risk of nerve pain from radiofrequency? If I responded poorly to microcurrent, would I still be a candidate for Secret RF?

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