Slight plastic deformation of 0 to 1% by cold rolling is proposed as a treatment which may modify the responses of magnetoimpedance (MI) sensor with an amorphous ribbon used as a sensitive element. The dependence of the magnetic properties of melt spun Fe3Co67Cr3Si15B12 amorphous ribbons and their MI responses in the initial state and after slight plastic deformation on the value of the deformation were comparatively analysed. The shape of the hysteresis loops shows a clear correlation with the value of the deformation. The variations of the total impedance, the real and the imaginary components, are measured for the current intensity of 1.5mA for the frequency of 10 MHz. Slight plastic deformation affects both real and imaginary components and allows a control of the shape of the MI curves in a small Geld in a range usually used in biomedical applications. The proposed deformation treatments can be useful for the construction of the MI sensitive elements with a new type of the responses.