If you regularly watch videos of people's morning and evening routines, you've likely seen several microcurrent devices . Said to produce collagen, sculpt the face, improve skin texture and more, these at-home devices from popular brands like NuFace, ZIIP and Therabody can cost hundreds of dollars. But do they actually work? To find out, we asked dermatologists for more information about microcurrent devices' pros and cons and how they compare to professional treatments.

Do microcurrent devices work?

At-home microcurrent devices aren't cheap -- costing hundreds of dollars. If you're thinking about investing in one, you might be wondering whether they actually work. What do the experts say?

"Yes, at-home microcurrent devices can provide noticeable benefits, though they're generally l

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