Microcurrent Face Devices for Home

MFIP interval current - the Japanese take on microcurrent facials.

4 products

Microcurrent facials use a very low electrical current to work with the facial muscles and support a toned, lifted-looking contour. MFIP (mid-frequency interval pulse) is the ARTISTIC & CO version of this idea: instead of a constant current, the device sends short intervals of mid-frequency pulses through gold-plated electrodes, which feels comfortable on the skin and lets one head cover the cheeks, jawline and under-chin area in a few minutes.

Every device on this page combines MFIP with other methods in the same head. Dr. Arrivo Zeus IV uses nine MFIP electrodes, an app and 200 kHz RF; Zeus III adds a touchscreen and electroporation; Zeus II is the established wired model. Clione fit 2.0 is the compact device for daily use and travel. If you are comparing microcurrent devices, compare the number of electrodes, whether RF and LED are built in and whether the set includes a conductive gel - microcurrent only works through moisture.

Use the device on clean skin with the matching gel or serum, glide slowly upwards and keep sessions short and regular: most people notice a fresher, more defined look after several weeks. Microcurrent and EMS are not suitable during pregnancy, with a pacemaker or other implanted electronics, or on irritated skin. All devices are originals from the official distributor in Cyprus with a serial-numbered 12-month warranty, delivered by DHL Express to Cyprus, the EU, Israel and the UAE, free from €150.