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Choosing high frequency machines
Start with where you plan to use it. Some machines suit the face, while others include attachments for the scalp or body. Check which electrode shapes come with the unit, and look for adjustable intensity so you can start gently.
Consider form and size too. A lightweight handheld is easier to hold steady, and a cordless design gives more freedom to move. If you plan to use a gel or serum alongside, check its ingredient list and test a small area first.
Using a high frequency machine well
Clean the skin and electrode before each session, and follow the included instructions for timing and distance. Move the tip slowly rather than holding it in one spot, and keep early sessions short.
Stop if you notice discomfort or lasting redness. Store electrodes dry and clean. Pairing the machine with a steady routine of gentle cleansing and moisturizing helps keep your habits consistent.
Questions about high frequency machines
Who can use a high frequency machine?
Many people use them on the face, but check the manufacturer's guidance for your skin type first. If you have a specific skin or scalp concern, speak with a qualified professional before starting.
Should I use gel with it?
Some users apply a thin layer of water-based gel so the electrode glides. Choose one with a simple ingredient list.
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