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Myolift devices from 7E Wellness

Myolift devices are US-FDA cleared microcurrent devices that use low-level electrical impulses that mimic the body’s natural energy current to communicate to the muscles and skin cells. Using Myolift devices can help boost ATP, which helps in remodeling collagen and elastin production in facial muscles. Myolift devices are popularly used for microcurrent facials, which are a non-invasive method to diminish wrinkles and fine-line, along with giving an instant facelift. Studies show that regular use of microcurrent devices has the potential to replace botulinum toxin and fillers. Myolift microcurrent devices, designed for professionals come in two formats, as discussed below.

Myolift 600: The 7E Myolift™ 600 is a US-FDA cleared device that delivers intensity ranging from 175 to 600 microamps. This machine ignites ATP stimulation and sets a standard for non-invasive technology with two modes; short mode for erasing wrinkles and fine lines and long mode for an instant facelift.

Myolift MD: Myolift MD is a medical-grade device, US-FDA cleared, for non-surgical, cosmetic treatment. Toning and facial lifting are immediately attainable with this device. This professional microcurrent device has six presets programmes that include acne reduction and pre-post surgery therapy, one customised pre-set programme, and eight different waveforms. (Note: This device is for licensed professionals only).

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