High frequency produces oxygen-rich ozone to kill bacteria and soothe inflammation, reduce redness, improve skin texture, and boost circulation.
This device can be an invaluable asset if you suffer from breakouts that become inflamed, persist or leave marks behind. It targets bacteria while soothing inflammation to facilitate faster healing times.
Acne-Clearing
Use this set for spa-quality results at home with 7 electrode wands dedicated to both face and body treatments. These electrode wands work to firm skin, reverse signs of aging and boost collagen production – plus address common skincare issues like enlarged pores, fine lines and wrinkles, puffy eyes, cellulite on the body and thinning hair!
High frequency devices work similarly to professional facial treatments in clearing away bacteria that causes breakouts and soothing inflammation, and supporting fast healing to clear blemishes. At-home devices similar to these don’t offer extractions or clinical tools used by estheticians – instead, ozone produced through gas-filled electrodes offers antibacterial benefits while increasing circulation boosting benefits.
Begin your treatment with clean, dry skin before choosing the appropriate attachment for you from the high-frequency device. Choose either an individual blemish spot electrode or larger area rounded electrode to target larger areas such as jawline and neck. Plug your wand in, select a level of intensity you find comfortable (light tingling is often an indicator), and glide the rounded electrode across large areas or use it on individual blemishes for targeted targeting – no longer than 10 minutes should be sufficient if your skin is sensitive or new to the treatment – don’t forget using Anti Bump Solution both before and after to avoid post acne marks left by postacne treatment!
One important consideration about this type of treatment is that it emits small amounts of UV radiation. That means if you’re using it on darker skin tones, especially those with darker complexions, be careful not to overuse it as it could trigger discoloration. One way to minimize risk is using it on individual blemishes once or twice daily until your skin no longer turns red; otherwise overstimulating pigment cells could worsen existing spots. Furthermore, don’t exceed recommended usage if you already suffer from hyperpigmentation as overstimulation could make existing issues worse; seek advice from an esthetician before trying it yourself!
Inflammation-Clearing
High-frequency creates an oxygen-rich environment on your skin, killing off bacteria that causes breakouts while stimulating circulation to bring needed nutrients directly to the face and promote faster healing. You might feel some tingling or buzzing sensation, but this should not be painful – simply inform your esthetician of any sensitivity and they can adjust intensity settings as necessary.
Home devices are great tools to treat mild acne and spot treat individual breakouts, but their full power lies within professional facials. We typically start off with deep cleansing and extraction facials before high frequency treatment to open pores and prepare the skin, select appropriate electrodes (mushroom-shaped for facial acne or pointed for individual pimples), apply treatment serum or gel, and finish up with cold stone massage to soothe redness or swelling and ensure effective results.
Ozone generated by high-frequency treatment is proven to kill bacteria on contact, making it particularly beneficial in treating inflammatory acne (red, painful pus-filled breakouts) and papules (raised red bumps with no visible head). Furthermore, its reduced inflammation helps avoid post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation which often follows healed breakouts as dark marks remain after they heal.
High frequency alone cannot unclog pores or control oil production effectively; for optimal results we advise pairing it with Korean-style deep cleaning treatments such as Korean facial scrubs. If you are suffering from cystic acne near the jawline or chin area, we advise consulting a dermatologist first and scheduling regular high frequency sessions afterwards to keep them at bay.
