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I Tried It: The Microcurrent Device Everyone's Obsessed With on InstagramMy experience with NuFace — plus, skin care experts weigh in |
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There are in-office treatments that offer a similar treatment but on a much larger energy scale, namely Thermage (which I've had done) and Ultherapy. NuFace is essentially the at-home, less painful, but also less effective version of those.
The device itself is petite (it fits easily in the palm of your hand) and has two metal bulbs that you press against your skin. It's meant to be used five minutes every day, pressed against the skin and moved in an upward movement.
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