It is safe and easy to use as part of your home beauty routine.
During high-frequency treatment, low-level electricity is transferred to bulb-like tips through an easy-to-hold wand. The bulb is placed just at the surface of your skin where the electrical magic takes place.
Acne Treatment
A high frequency wand is a safe, gentle alternative to acne treatment methods such as laser resurfacing and chemical peels. It is an effective acne treatment because it oxygenates the skin, kills pimple-causing bacteria, increases circulation and aids in detoxification, reduces inflammation and redness and shrinks enlarged pores.
What’s more, it can also help improve your skin tone and texture, reduce fine lines and wrinkles, and decongest puffy eyes. The wand has electrodes filled with argon gas, which releases oxygen on contact.
To use a frequency wand to treat acne, place it over a piece of gauze and move the tip of the wand over the lesion for three to five minutes. It’s important to be sure that the wand doesn’t touch the skin too close to blemishes, because this can cause it to heat up.
While this treatment is a great alternative to invasive skin rejuvenation procedures, results are not instantaneous and may take several treatments to see full effect. The wand should be used in conjunction with a serum that contains epidermal growth factors (such as StackedSkincare’s EGF Activating Serum, $149) to speed up healing.
Skin Care
A high frequency wand is a non-invasive skin care treatment that works to improve acne, reduce fine lines, wrinkles, enlarged pores and puffy eyes. The wand can also be used to help remove spots and heal scars.
The wands work by producing enriched oxygen molecules, which aid in lymphatic drainage and circulation, assist in the production of collagen and elastin, and promote healthy cell metabolism. They are also a gentle exfoliator that helps to increase blood and circulation, promotes the growth of new cells, and softens the skin.
Estheticians often place a piece of gauze between the device and your face to ensure that the current isnât too intense. This prevents burns or irritation.
In addition to using a high frequency wand, you can use other at-home devices that are designed to provide skin rejuvenation.These include a moisture frequency wand meter, which detects whether your skin is dehydrated or oily.
Wrinkle Treatment
If youâre looking for a way to reduce wrinkles and firm the skin, you may want to consider a wrinkle treatment using a high frequency wand. These devices use RF (radio frequency) waves to stimulate the growth of collagen without damaging the outer layer of skin. They also help improve the tone and texture of the skin.
The RF energy released by the device penetrates deep into the dermis, working below the surface to stimulate the growth of collagen and elastin, which helps firm and tighten your skin. This type of therapy releases about 1 billion times less energy than X-rays, making it safer and more effective.
The wand is made of glass with a bulb-like tip that transfers low-level electricity to the face. A tingling or zapping sensation is experienced when the electrode comes into contact with the skin. The device is available in several convenient shapes and sizes. It comes with several different electrodes, including orange ones that are said to direct more warmth to the area of treatment, promoting blood circulation and improving product penetration.
Hair Care
This little beauty is a beauty device that produces high frequency currents to help zap stubborn zits. It comes with 3 attachments to target the areas most in need of a good old fashion rubdown. The wand has a spoon-shaped tip, which treats the front and back of your nose; a dot-point attachment that targets the cheeks and forehead; and a mushroom attachment for broader areas.
One of the most impressive features of this wand is its ability to stimulate the growth of dormant hair follicles while nourishing and strengthening the scalp. The wand also creates an ozone layer next to the skin, which purifies the surface and decongests pores. The wand can be used on the scalp for a short time (five minutes to 15 minutes) several times a week to see the results. Its small size and ease of use make it a great choice for the busy woman on the go. The best part is that it does not cost a fortune