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1. Electrotherapy instrument effect: the anti-inflammatory effects, sterilization, treatment of acne, acne promote healing, The inhibition of bacterial growth, reduce and regulate sebum secretion, promote metabolism.
2. Four different electrode tude: you can choose the different electrodes to treat your skin problem . large mushroom for large facial areas, small mushroom for smaller area,small glass head for spot areas,and comb accelerate the blood circulation of the head.

High frequency uses small currents to oxygenate the skin,” explains Benjamin. Acne-causing bacteria’s worst nightmare, oxygen kills the pimple-inducing stuff on contact. “There are two kinds of high-frequency electrodes; Argon gas and Neon gas,” she continues, “Argon gas is violet and is great for acne/oily skin. Neon gas is for anti-aging benefits.” So if you’re looking to treat acne with high frequency, look for the Argon or violet variety.

• Safely kills acne-causing bacteria
• Minimizes inflammation and redness
• Reduces post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH)
• Reduces acne and prevents future breakouts
• Shrinks enlarged pores
• Oxygenates the skin
• Increases circulation

While I see reduced breakouts when I use high-frequency, be forewarned that, according to dermatologist Nazarian, “there are no specific studies that would suggest using [high frequency] to treat acne.” High-frequency treatments are meant to kill bacteria and reduce inflammation, hence the apparent acne-fighting benefits. The remedies increase circulation to stimulate collagen, making the treatment an effective anti-aging and glow-boosting tool, too.

How to Prepare for a High-Frequency Facial

For an at-home treatment, professional esthetician Kerry Benjamin says to always cleanse the skin before the facial. “Apply a layer of StackedSkincare EGF Serum to penetrate deeper into the skin to speed up acne healing,” she adds. You’ll also need to stop using any retinoids for five to seven days before the treatment and avoid harsh exfoliants for a week prior.