As early as the 1960s, “rejuvenation devices” began to gain popularity in Europe, America, and Japan. Microcurrent beauty technology quickly became a leading force in the European and American beauty industries.

Originally, microcurrent technology was applied in the medical field. Its transition to the beauty industry began in the 1960s during treatments for:

• • Stroke patients

• • Bell’s palsy (facial paralysis) patients

During these treatments, it was discovered that microcurrent technology not only aided in:

• • Muscle rehabilitation

• • Restoring the face’s original appearance

But also had a remarkable effect on the patients’ facial skin, restoring a youthful, firm, and elastic contour. Building on this discovery, the beauty industry developed specialized microcurrent beauty devices for facial anti-aging and rejuvenation. These devices, often referred to as microcurrent beauty devices (MS), became widely popular in regions like Hollywood.

Role of Microcurrent Technology in Beauty

In the beauty field, microcurrent technology plays a critical role in:

• • Helping damaged and aging cells return to a normal state

• • Maintaining normal cellular metabolism and circulation
    
  • Enhancing the ability of damaged cells to repair themselves

• • Gradually restoring aging cells to their youthful vitality