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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about High Frequency Add-On.
High-frequency uses mild electrical currents to produce oxygenating ozone and heat, killing acne-causing bacteria, reducing inflammation, and shrinking clogged pores. Treatments improve circulation and complement extractions, often yielding faster resolution of pimples when included in professional facial sessions.
Generally yes, when customized by your esthetician. Lower intensity and shorter pulses minimize irritation, but rosacea or broken capillaries require cautious assessment. A patch test and consultation ensure safety; treatment may be adjusted or avoided based on individual skin condition.
The add-on typically takes 5–15 minutes depending on targeted areas and skin concerns. Estheticians adapt duration and intensity based on treatment goals, often applying short passes over breakouts and congested zones to maximize results without extending total facial time significantly.
Side effects are usually minimal: mild redness, tingling, or transient warmth that fades within hours. Rarely, sensitivity or irritation can occur. Follow post-care guidance, avoid topical retinoids immediately after, and consult your esthetician if reactions persist beyond 24–48 hours.
For acne or circulation benefits, estheticians usually recommend a series of 4–8 weekly treatments, then maintenance sessions as needed. Individual progress varies; your provider will tailor frequency based on response, severity, and concurrent skincare or professional treatments.
Yes, it's commonly paired with extractions, chemical peels, microdermabrasion, and hydrating masks to enhance healing and bacterial control. Your esthetician sequences treatments to maximize safety and efficacy, adjusting timing to prevent sensitivity or interference with active ingredients.