Myolift Microcurrent Facial Device

The Myolift Mini is a customizable at-home microcurrent device offering long-lasting facial toning and lifting with targeted dual probes and hands-free options for effective, professional-level skincare results.

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Rankings by Sentiment Analysis

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196

Editorial Summary: Myolift Mini's a bit of a beast to learn and use but folks love how long the results last and how you can really customize your treatment. It's not the most portable or quick, and the gel's a pain to wash off, but if you want solid lifting and don't mind the time, it's worth a shot. Gloves make it easier. Some users don't feel much during use, but that's normal.

Pros

✓Long-lasting results with less frequent use
✓Customizable settings and targeted dual probes
✓Hands-free options available for convenience
✓Effective for preventive aging and lifting
✓Compatible with conductive gloves for ease

Cons

✗Steeper learning curve and use complexity
✗Treatment sessions can be time-consuming
✗Device feels bulky and less portable
✗Gel can be hard to wash off hair and face
✗Mixed feelings on sensation during use

Methodology: Analysis based on 47 quotes from Reddit discussions between January 2015 and July 2025, gathered from skincare-focused subreddits including 30PlusSkinCare, SkincareAddictionLux, and SkincareAddicts, prioritizing common themes on usability, effectiveness, and user experience.

Asked by Redditors

Do you feel a tingling or zap during use?

The Myolift is designed to be mild; many users feel little to no sensation but it can still be effective.

How often should I use the Myolift?

Typically 2-3 times a week; less frequent than some other devices due to longer-lasting results.

Can I use gloves instead of probes?

Yes, conductive gloves are compatible and often preferred for easier maneuvering.

Is the Myolift suitable for beginners?

It has a steeper learning curve than some devices, but instructional videos can help.

Where is the best place to buy the Myolift?

Directly from the manufacturer to ensure warranty and authenticity.

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I just bought a Myolift Mini, so I’ll be doing microcurrent treatments at home too. No idea how effective it’ll be but I’m hoping it’ll work for how much it cost!

u/[deleted]Sentiment: likely neutral Upvotes: 96

if you’ve seen my previous posts, I had bought the Myolift Mini but I returned it because really just did not see myself using it every day. it feels very clunky to use, the wires get tangled, using the two probes gets messy with the gel, and I didn’t really feel like it was doing anything even on the highest setting. I know you’re not supposed to feel much with microcurrent, but I felt nothing even if I went over an area without the conductive gel (should feel a small zap). I don’t have any wrinkles and am mostly looking to do preventive care so I know there’s not going to be drastic results, but I’ve had microcurrent done at a spa (obviously I know that’s much higher voltage than at home treatments) and I was expecting to see/feel a more mild version of that.

u/dmmgeSentiment: likely negative Upvotes: 47

I just started using a Myolift Mini 2 days ago! I’m tracking my progress so that I can eventually post pics (nothing to share yet, though), but I did a LOT of research and comparing of microcurrent devices before purchasing. I ultimately chose the Myolift because 1) it takes less frequent uses in order to maintain results, and 2) the “pinch and hold” ability of the wands and the more targeted/smaller size of the wands just seems to make more sense, in my opinion. I feel like there’s no way that’s not more effective than the NuFace or Ziip, where you have less control over the positioning of the probes. Hope this helps!!

u/clapcoopSentiment: likely positive Upvotes: 32

I actually think the results are pretty visible :)You look great!! Iam getting the foreo bear mini soon and this made me excited

u/Timetravel_isrealSentiment: likely positive Upvotes: 21

I decided to go with the myolift because it had the best long term reviews for results and product durability. while it is a bit more work than smaller devices like the Foreo Bear, ZIIP, and the NuFace, I prefer it because I can more easily tailor the settings and probes to what my skin needs (primarily preventive aging). I also love that there’s a hands free option. I love having a hands free device to use while I lay in bed doing nothing!

u/OPSentiment: likely positive Upvotes: 18

Hi all, I’ve been obsessed with the idea of a microcurrent device and was planning to get a Myolift device soon.

u/[OP]Sentiment: likely neutral Upvotes: 16

I like the MyoLift mini the most as it seems the best, but the Nuface is more popular.

u/[OP]Sentiment: likely negative Upvotes: 15

I have the Myolift, NuFace and the FaceGym Pure Lift (i'm a serious microcurrent junkie) and i like the Myolift the best of the 3. The results last the longest (for me at least - the shortest is FaceGym) and you don't have to use it that often.

u/[deleted]Sentiment: likely positive Upvotes: 14

As someone who spent months researching before I finally got one and was looking for others' before and after pics, I just wanted to share my results for those curious. I felt like I was getting results but seeing the picture today finally confirmed it for me. Pretty cool that a device can do this.

u/cayenne4Sentiment: likely positive Upvotes: 12

I had the Nuface but eventually bought the Myolift mini and am super happy with my results. I didn't like having to use th Nuface every single day and I didn't feel like I was seeing significant results. Like others have mentioned the Myolift is intimidating at first because it has two probs but the organic esthetician has some great demo videos on youtube that helped me get started. I feel like I'm seeing better results with the Myolift and I like that you can change the level/type of microcurrent so I can address fine lines as well as toning. I also recently purchased the conductivity gloves for the device and those have been super easy to use!

u/KitsunebeautySentiment: likely positive Upvotes: 11

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