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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about High Frequency Add-On.
High-frequency uses a gentle oscillating electrical current to increase circulation, oxygenation, and fibroblast activity in the skin. This encourages collagen and elastin synthesis over time, improving firmness and reducing fine lines when included regularly as part of your skincare routine.
Generally safe for sensitive skin, the treatment is gentle and customizable. We perform a brief skin assessment and may lower intensity or recommend patch testing. Avoid high-frequency if you have open wounds, severe rosacea flare, implanted electronic devices, or pregnancy—consult your technician first.
Most clients see noticeable improvement after 3–6 weekly sessions, with optimal results commonly achieved after a monthly series of treatments. Maintenance sessions every 4–6 weeks help sustain clarity and collagen benefits. Your technician will tailor frequency to your skin's needs.
No significant downtime is expected. You may notice mild warmth or temporary redness immediately after treatment, resolving within hours. Most clients return to normal activities and can apply gentle skincare and SPF. Follow post-care advice to minimize irritation and protect results.
Yes—high-frequency reduces acne-causing bacteria and calms inflammation, accelerating healing of pimples and preventing new blemishes. It's effective as a complementary therapy alongside prescribed topical treatments and professional facials, but consistent sessions and proper home care are important for long-term control.
Yes. Avoid high-frequency if you are pregnant, have a pacemaker or implanted electronic device, epilepsy, active skin infections, open wounds, or recent cosmetic injections or aggressive resurfacing. Always disclose medications and medical history during consultation so your technician can advise safely.