High Frequency Acne Device

Name: High Frequency Acne Device
Brand: Stackedskincare
SKU: HIGHFREQUENCY
Price: 130.0 USD
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High Frequency Wand – Professional Acne Treatment with Argon Gas Therapy

Control Breakouts. Calm Inflammation. Speed Recovery.

Breakouts don't need to linger — and you don't need clinic appointments to deal with them.

This is for skin that breaks out, gets inflamed, or takes too long to recover. If you're constantly managing blemishes instead of preventing them, this is where you change that.

Developed by aesthetician Kerry Benjamin, this high frequency wand uses a low-level electrical current to generate oxygen-rich ozone — delivering professional-grade results at home. It helps reduce acne-causing bacteria, calm inflammation, and visibly shorten the life cycle of breakouts.

Originally used in treatment rooms, it's now your at-home acne device for clearer skin and faster recovery.

What This Device Does

Reduces acne-causing bacteria with oxygenating ozone
Calms redness and visible inflammation
Shortens the lifespan of active breakouts
Minimizes the appearance of post-breakout marks
Helps control active purging from peels and retinol
Supports clearer-looking skin over time

What This Device Is Not For

This device targets acne-causing bacteria and supports recovery from breakouts. It does not treat: keratosis pilaris, fungal conditions, sebaceous hyperplasia, perioral dermatitis, hyperpigmentation, or dark spots. It is not a blackhead extractor and will not flatten cystic scarring.

This Works Best If

You get recurring breakouts or clogged pores
Your breakouts are inflamed, stubborn, or slow to heal
You want to treat breakouts early before they fully develop
You are using exfoliation (like peels) or retinol and want to control purging and reduce irritation

Why Argon Gas — and Why Every Face Electrode Is the Same Color

There are two gases used in high frequency devices, and they do different things.

Argon gas glows purple-violet. It's the gas that targets acne — bacteria, inflammation, active breakouts. Every face electrode in this device is argon, on purpose.

Neon gas glows orange. We only use neon in the comb electrode, where it stimulates the hair follicle to support healthier hair growth on the scalp.

If all your face electrodes glow the same purple-violet color, that's not a defect — that's the design.

What This Replaces

Spot treatments that only dry out the surface of the skin
Waiting for breakouts to resolve on their own
Frequent in-office treatments for basic acne management

How This Compares to Other Acne Devices

High Frequency (Argon Gas Therapy)

Generates oxygen to reduce bacteria
Can be used daily when tolerated
Treats individual blemishes or the full face
The same technology used in treatment rooms for decades

Blue Light Therapy

Uses light to target bacteria
Typically requires longer sessions
Less precise for individual breakouts

In-Office Treatments

$100–$300 per session
Appointment dependent
Not practical for daily or consistent use

Scalp & Hair Support

The neon gas comb electrode is designed for scalp use. Use 2–3 times per week for five-minute sessions to:

Stimulate the hair follicle
Calm scalp irritation
Support healthier-looking hair over time

What's Included

High frequency device handle
3 argon gas electrodes for the face (mushroom, spoon, pointy)
1 neon gas comb electrode for the scalp
Protective storage case

Specifications

Frequency: 50–60 Hz
Power: 20 W
Voltage: 110/220 V (U.S. compatible)
Designed for consistent at-home use

International customers: this device runs on 110/220V. You'll need a plug adapter for your country's outlet — not a voltage converter.

Safety Information

Do not use if you have:

A pacemaker or any implanted electronic medical device
Active medical implants of any kind
Metal piercings in or near the treatment area (remove before use, or avoid the area)
Open wounds, severe inflammation, or compromised skin in the treatment area

Do not use:

During pregnancy
On or near the eyes
Over broken capillaries
With flammable products on the skin (alcohol-based toners, peroxide)

If you have dental work, surgical hardware, an IUD, or any other medical device or implant, consult your doctor before use.

Safe for rosacea-prone skin — avoid actively inflamed areas.

Product Details

High Frequency Wand – Professional Acne Treatment with Argon Gas Therapy

Control Breakouts. Calm Inflammation. Speed Recovery.

Breakouts don't need to linger — and you don't need clinic appointments to deal with them.

This is for skin that breaks out, gets inflamed, or takes too long to recover. If you're constantly managing blemishes instead of preventing them, this is where you change that.

Originally used in treatment rooms, it's now your at-home acne device for clearer skin and faster recovery.

What This Device Does

Reduces acne-causing bacteria with oxygenating ozone
Calms redness and visible inflammation
Shortens the lifespan of active breakouts
Minimizes the appearance of post-breakout marks
Helps control active purging from peels and retinol
Supports clearer-looking skin over time

What This Device Is Not For

This Works Best If

You get recurring breakouts or clogged pores
Your breakouts are inflamed, stubborn, or slow to heal
You want to treat breakouts early before they fully develop
You are using exfoliation (like peels) or retinol and want to control purging and reduce irritation

Why Argon Gas — and Why Every Face Electrode Is the Same Color

There are two gases used in high frequency devices, and they do different things.

Argon gas glows purple-violet. It's the gas that targets acne — bacteria, inflammation, active breakouts. Every face electrode in this device is argon, on purpose.

Neon gas glows orange. We only use neon in the comb electrode, where it stimulates the hair follicle to support healthier hair growth on the scalp.

If all your face electrodes glow the same purple-violet color, that's not a defect — that's the design.

What This Replaces

Spot treatments that only dry out the surface of the skin
Waiting for breakouts to resolve on their own
Frequent in-office treatments for basic acne management

How This Compares to Other Acne Devices

High Frequency (Argon Gas Therapy)

Generates oxygen to reduce bacteria
Can be used daily when tolerated
Treats individual blemishes or the full face
The same technology used in treatment rooms for decades

Blue Light Therapy

Uses light to target bacteria
Typically requires longer sessions
Less precise for individual breakouts

In-Office Treatments

$100–$300 per session
Appointment dependent
Not practical for daily or consistent use

Scalp & Hair Support

The neon gas comb electrode is designed for scalp use. Use 2–3 times per week for five-minute sessions to:

Stimulate the hair follicle
Calm scalp irritation
Support healthier-looking hair over time

What's Included

High frequency device handle
3 argon gas electrodes for the face (mushroom, spoon, pointy)
1 neon gas comb electrode for the scalp
Protective storage case

Specifications

Frequency: 50–60 Hz
Power: 20 W
Voltage: 110/220 V (U.S. compatible)
Designed for consistent at-home use

International customers: this device runs on 110/220V. You'll need a plug adapter for your country's outlet — not a voltage converter.

Safety Information

Do not use if you have:

A pacemaker or any implanted electronic medical device
Active medical implants of any kind
Metal piercings in or near the treatment area (remove before use, or avoid the area)
Open wounds, severe inflammation, or compromised skin in the treatment area

Do not use:

During pregnancy
On or near the eyes
Over broken capillaries
With flammable products on the skin (alcohol-based toners, peroxide)

If you have dental work, surgical hardware, an IUD, or any other medical device or implant, consult your doctor before use.

Safe for rosacea-prone skin — avoid actively inflamed areas.

How to Use for Breakouts

Use in the evening on clean, completely dry skin. Damp skin reduces the effectiveness of the current.

Think of this as your first treatment step — it's what helps stop breakouts before they fully develop by targeting bacteria and calming inflammation.

Insert the appropriate electrode (see "Which Electrode to Use" below).
Set the intensity to low and allow the wand to warm up for a few seconds.
Gently glide the electrode over the breakout or affected area.
Spot treat individual blemishes or sweep across the full face as needed.
Increase intensity gradually as you become comfortable — never apply pressure.
Limit total treatment time to 10 minutes per session.

This process creates an oxygen-rich environment that helps reduce acne-causing bacteria and calm active breakouts.

Which Electrode to Use

All three face electrodes are argon gas — they treat the same thing. The difference is shape, not function. Pick based on what you're targeting:

Mushroom (large, rounded): Best for full-face passes. Glides smoothly over larger areas like cheeks and forehead.
Spoon: Interchangeable with the mushroom. Use whichever feels better in your hand — they do the same thing.
Pointy: Best for spot-treating individual lesions, active cysts, and isolated blemishes. The curved shape also makes it the best electrode for the jawline and neck if that's where you break out.
The hack most people don't know: You can use the flat back of the pointy electrode for larger areas like cheeks. That means you don't have to swap electrodes mid-session — use the tip on spots, flip it for the broader pass.
Comb (neon gas): Scalp only. Not for use on the face.

How Often Should You Use It?

This device is designed for daily use on acne-prone skin.

If your skin is sensitive or you're new to high frequency, start every other day and build up gradually.

Do not exceed 10 minutes per session. Consistency matters more than intensity.

Where It Fits in Your Evening Routine

This is your first treatment step. It should always be used before peels, serums, or active ingredients. Using high frequency first helps reduce bacteria and calm inflammation so the rest of your routine can work more effectively.

Evening routine:

Cleanse – Start with clean, dry skin
High Frequency Wand – Target bacteria and calm inflammation
TCA Multi-Acid Face Peel (on scheduled nights) – Accelerate cell turnover and clear congestion
EGF Activating Serum – Support repair and recovery
Advanced Retinol Serum – Continue long-term skin renewal
Moisturizer – Support and protect the skin barrier

High frequency must always be used before the peel — never after.

A Note on Purging

High frequency does not cause purging — it helps control it.

If you're experiencing purging from another product (like retinol, a peel, or starting a new routine), keep using high frequency through it. The device keeps the bacteria layer in check so active purging breakouts don't escalate.

But controlling bacteria is only half the work. To actually clear the congestion that's purging to the surface, you need something that accelerates cell turnover — like the TCA Multi-Acid Face Peel or EGF Activating Serum — to bring the congestion up to where it can be treated. HF handles the bacteria. The peel or EGF handles the turnover.

If you notice new small comedones in your first week, that's not the device causing them. Keep using it, and add turnover support if you haven't already.

What to Expect During Use

Mild warmth on the skin is normal and fades within minutes after use
Slight redness immediately after use is normal and resolves quickly
A faint ozone smell is normal — it's the active mechanism working
The device emits a soft electrical buzzing sound during use

None of these are signs that something is wrong.

Cleaning Your Device

Wipe the electrode with isopropyl alcohol before and after each use
Let the electrode dry completely before turning the device on
Never submerge the device or electrodes in water
Store electrodes in the protective case when not in use

When You'll See Results

Immediately:

Redness appears reduced
Blemishes look calmer

Within several days:

Breakouts resolve more quickly
Swelling is visibly reduced

With consistent use:

Fewer persistent breakouts
Improved overall skin clarity

How to Use

How to Use for Breakouts

Use in the evening on clean, completely dry skin. Damp skin reduces the effectiveness of the current.

Think of this as your first treatment step — it's what helps stop breakouts before they fully develop by targeting bacteria and calming inflammation.

Insert the appropriate electrode (see "Which Electrode to Use" below).
Set the intensity to low and allow the wand to warm up for a few seconds.
Gently glide the electrode over the breakout or affected area.
Spot treat individual blemishes or sweep across the full face as needed.
Increase intensity gradually as you become comfortable — never apply pressure.
Limit total treatment time to 10 minutes per session.

This process creates an oxygen-rich environment that helps reduce acne-causing bacteria and calm active breakouts.

Which Electrode to Use

All three face electrodes are argon gas — they treat the same thing. The difference is shape, not function. Pick based on what you're targeting:

Mushroom (large, rounded): Best for full-face passes. Glides smoothly over larger areas like cheeks and forehead.
Spoon: Interchangeable with the mushroom. Use whichever feels better in your hand — they do the same thing.
Pointy: Best for spot-treating individual lesions, active cysts, and isolated blemishes. The curved shape also makes it the best electrode for the jawline and neck if that's where you break out.
The hack most people don't know: You can use the flat back of the pointy electrode for larger areas like cheeks. That means you don't have to swap electrodes mid-session — use the tip on spots, flip it for the broader pass.
Comb (neon gas): Scalp only. Not for use on the face.

How Often Should You Use It?

This device is designed for daily use on acne-prone skin.

If your skin is sensitive or you're new to high frequency, start every other day and build up gradually.

Do not exceed 10 minutes per session. Consistency matters more than intensity.

Where It Fits in Your Evening Routine

Evening routine:

Cleanse – Start with clean, dry skin
High Frequency Wand – Target bacteria and calm inflammation
TCA Multi-Acid Face Peel (on scheduled nights) – Accelerate cell turnover and clear congestion
EGF Activating Serum – Support repair and recovery
Advanced Retinol Serum – Continue long-term skin renewal
Moisturizer – Support and protect the skin barrier

High frequency must always be used before the peel — never after.

A Note on Purging

High frequency does not cause purging — it helps control it.

If you notice new small comedones in your first week, that's not the device causing them. Keep using it, and add turnover support if you haven't already.

What to Expect During Use

Mild warmth on the skin is normal and fades within minutes after use
Slight redness immediately after use is normal and resolves quickly
A faint ozone smell is normal — it's the active mechanism working
The device emits a soft electrical buzzing sound during use

None of these are signs that something is wrong.

Cleaning Your Device

Wipe the electrode with isopropyl alcohol before and after each use
Let the electrode dry completely before turning the device on
Never submerge the device or electrodes in water
Store electrodes in the protective case when not in use

When You'll See Results

Immediately:

Redness appears reduced
Blemishes look calmer

Within several days:

Breakouts resolve more quickly
Swelling is visibly reduced

With consistent use:

Fewer persistent breakouts
Improved overall skin clarity

Who It's For

This is for acne-prone skin that gets inflamed, lingers, or keeps coming back. If your breakouts take too long to heal or leave marks behind, this is where you take control.

This Device Is Ideal For You If:

You experience recurring breakouts or clogged pores
You deal with cystic or hormonal acne
Your breakouts are inflamed, swollen, or slow to heal
You want to shorten the life cycle of blemishes
You're prone to post-breakout dark marks
You're using a peel or retinol and want to control purging while it works
You want professional-level results at home

This device is designed to help reduce bacteria and calm inflammation so breakouts resolve faster and occur less frequently over time.

Safe For

Oily skin
Acne-prone skin
Teen acne
Adult hormonal acne
Rosacea-prone skin (avoid actively inflamed areas)

Not Ideal For

Use during pregnancy
Pacemaker users
Individuals with active medical implants
Severely irritated or compromised skin
Active sunburn

Press

“Best Overall High Frequency Wand” - ELLE

“Best Overall High Frequency Wand for Hair Growth” - Town & Country Magazine

“Best Skincare Tool - High Frequency Technology” - Forbes

“Best Facial Tool for Active Breakouts” - Women’s Wear Daily

“Best Professional-Grade High Frequency Wand” - Town & Country Magazine

“Best High Frequency Wand for Stubborn Acne” - Cosmopolitan

“Best High Frequency Wand for Acne” - Harper’s Bazaar

“Best High Frequency Acne Device” - Cosmopolitan 2024 Acne Awards

Product Details

High Frequency Wand – Professional Acne Treatment with Argon Gas Therapy

Control Breakouts. Calm Inflammation. Speed Recovery.

Breakouts don't need to linger — and you don't need clinic appointments to deal with them.

This is for skin that breaks out, gets inflamed, or takes too long to recover. If you're constantly managing blemishes instead of preventing them, this is where you change that.

Originally used in treatment rooms, it's now your at-home acne device for clearer skin and faster recovery.

What This Device Does

Reduces acne-causing bacteria with oxygenating ozone
Calms redness and visible inflammation
Shortens the lifespan of active breakouts
Minimizes the appearance of post-breakout marks
Helps control active purging from peels and retinol
Supports clearer-looking skin over time

What This Device Is Not For

This Works Best If

You get recurring breakouts or clogged pores
Your breakouts are inflamed, stubborn, or slow to heal
You want to treat breakouts early before they fully develop
You are using exfoliation (like peels) or retinol and want to control purging and reduce irritation

Why Argon Gas — and Why Every Face Electrode Is the Same Color

There are two gases used in high frequency devices, and they do different things.

Argon gas glows purple-violet. It's the gas that targets acne — bacteria, inflammation, active breakouts. Every face electrode in this device is argon, on purpose.

Neon gas glows orange. We only use neon in the comb electrode, where it stimulates the hair follicle to support healthier hair growth on the scalp.

If all your face electrodes glow the same purple-violet color, that's not a defect — that's the design.

What This Replaces

Spot treatments that only dry out the surface of the skin
Waiting for breakouts to resolve on their own
Frequent in-office treatments for basic acne management

How This Compares to Other Acne Devices

High Frequency (Argon Gas Therapy)

Generates oxygen to reduce bacteria
Can be used daily when tolerated
Treats individual blemishes or the full face
The same technology used in treatment rooms for decades

Blue Light Therapy

Uses light to target bacteria
Typically requires longer sessions
Less precise for individual breakouts

In-Office Treatments

$100–$300 per session
Appointment dependent
Not practical for daily or consistent use

Scalp & Hair Support

The neon gas comb electrode is designed for scalp use. Use 2–3 times per week for five-minute sessions to:

Stimulate the hair follicle
Calm scalp irritation
Support healthier-looking hair over time

What's Included

High frequency device handle
3 argon gas electrodes for the face (mushroom, spoon, pointy)
1 neon gas comb electrode for the scalp
Protective storage case

Specifications

Frequency: 50–60 Hz
Power: 20 W
Voltage: 110/220 V (U.S. compatible)
Designed for consistent at-home use

International customers: this device runs on 110/220V. You'll need a plug adapter for your country's outlet — not a voltage converter.

Safety Information

Do not use if you have:

A pacemaker or any implanted electronic medical device
Active medical implants of any kind
Metal piercings in or near the treatment area (remove before use, or avoid the area)
Open wounds, severe inflammation, or compromised skin in the treatment area

Do not use:

During pregnancy
On or near the eyes
Over broken capillaries
With flammable products on the skin (alcohol-based toners, peroxide)

If you have dental work, surgical hardware, an IUD, or any other medical device or implant, consult your doctor before use.

Safe for rosacea-prone skin — avoid actively inflamed areas.

How To Use

How to Use for Breakouts

Use in the evening on clean, completely dry skin. Damp skin reduces the effectiveness of the current.

Think of this as your first treatment step — it's what helps stop breakouts before they fully develop by targeting bacteria and calming inflammation.

Insert the appropriate electrode (see "Which Electrode to Use" below).
Set the intensity to low and allow the wand to warm up for a few seconds.
Gently glide the electrode over the breakout or affected area.
Spot treat individual blemishes or sweep across the full face as needed.
Increase intensity gradually as you become comfortable — never apply pressure.
Limit total treatment time to 10 minutes per session.

This process creates an oxygen-rich environment that helps reduce acne-causing bacteria and calm active breakouts.

Which Electrode to Use

All three face electrodes are argon gas — they treat the same thing. The difference is shape, not function. Pick based on what you're targeting:

Mushroom (large, rounded): Best for full-face passes. Glides smoothly over larger areas like cheeks and forehead.
Spoon: Interchangeable with the mushroom. Use whichever feels better in your hand — they do the same thing.
Pointy: Best for spot-treating individual lesions, active cysts, and isolated blemishes. The curved shape also makes it the best electrode for the jawline and neck if that's where you break out.
The hack most people don't know: You can use the flat back of the pointy electrode for larger areas like cheeks. That means you don't have to swap electrodes mid-session — use the tip on spots, flip it for the broader pass.
Comb (neon gas): Scalp only. Not for use on the face.

How Often Should You Use It?

This device is designed for daily use on acne-prone skin.

If your skin is sensitive or you're new to high frequency, start every other day and build up gradually.

Do not exceed 10 minutes per session. Consistency matters more than intensity.

Where It Fits in Your Evening Routine

Evening routine:

Cleanse – Start with clean, dry skin
High Frequency Wand – Target bacteria and calm inflammation
TCA Multi-Acid Face Peel (on scheduled nights) – Accelerate cell turnover and clear congestion
EGF Activating Serum – Support repair and recovery
Advanced Retinol Serum – Continue long-term skin renewal
Moisturizer – Support and protect the skin barrier

High frequency must always be used before the peel — never after.

A Note on Purging

High frequency does not cause purging — it helps control it.

If you notice new small comedones in your first week, that's not the device causing them. Keep using it, and add turnover support if you haven't already.

What to Expect During Use

Mild warmth on the skin is normal and fades within minutes after use
Slight redness immediately after use is normal and resolves quickly
A faint ozone smell is normal — it's the active mechanism working
The device emits a soft electrical buzzing sound during use

None of these are signs that something is wrong.

Cleaning Your Device

Wipe the electrode with isopropyl alcohol before and after each use
Let the electrode dry completely before turning the device on
Never submerge the device or electrodes in water
Store electrodes in the protective case when not in use

When You'll See Results

Immediately:

Redness appears reduced
Blemishes look calmer

Within several days:

Breakouts resolve more quickly
Swelling is visibly reduced

With consistent use:

Fewer persistent breakouts
Improved overall skin clarity

Who It's For

This is for acne-prone skin that gets inflamed, lingers, or keeps coming back. If your breakouts take too long to heal or leave marks behind, this is where you take control.

This Device Is Ideal For You If:

You experience recurring breakouts or clogged pores
You deal with cystic or hormonal acne
Your breakouts are inflamed, swollen, or slow to heal
You want to shorten the life cycle of blemishes
You're prone to post-breakout dark marks
You're using a peel or retinol and want to control purging while it works
You want professional-level results at home

This device is designed to help reduce bacteria and calm inflammation so breakouts resolve faster and occur less frequently over time.

Safe For

Oily skin
Acne-prone skin
Teen acne
Adult hormonal acne
Rosacea-prone skin (avoid actively inflamed areas)

Not Ideal For

Use during pregnancy
Pacemaker users
Individuals with active medical implants
Severely irritated or compromised skin
Active sunburn

Before & Afters

Press

“Best Overall High Frequency Wand” - ELLE

“Best Overall High Frequency Wand for Hair Growth” - Town & Country Magazine

“Best Skincare Tool - High Frequency Technology” - Forbes

“Best Facial Tool for Active Breakouts” - Women’s Wear Daily

“Best Professional-Grade High Frequency Wand” - Town & Country Magazine

“Best High Frequency Wand for Stubborn Acne” - Cosmopolitan

“Best High Frequency Wand for Acne” - Harper’s Bazaar

“Best High Frequency Acne Device” - Cosmopolitan 2024 Acne Awards

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a high frequency wand actually do?

It uses a low-level electrical current to generate oxygen-rich ozone on the skin. This creates an environment that helps reduce acne-causing bacteria, calm inflammation, and speed up the healing of active breakouts.

Is it safe for cystic or hormonal acne?

Yes. It’s especially effective for deep, painful blemishes and can shorten healing time when used consistently.

Can I use it with the TCA Peel?

Yes, and it’s recommended. Use high frequency before the peel. This helps calm inflammation and reduce bacteria before exfoliation. Never use it after the peel. Use the High Frequency device first on clean, dry skin, then apply your TCA Multi-Acid Peel.

How often should I use it?

It can be used daily on acne-prone skin. If you’re new or have sensitive skin, start every other day and build up as tolerated. Do not exceed 10 minutes per session.

Is High-Frequency device safe to use during pregnancy?

No, high frequency devices should not be used while pregnant.

Does high frequency really kill acne bacteria?

High frequency generates oxygen-enriched ozone, which helps create an environment that discourages acne-causing bacteria and supports skin recovery.

Can you use high frequency every day?

Yes. It can be used daily for acne-prone skin if tolerated. Keep sessions under 10 minutes.

Is high frequency safe for cystic acne?

Yes. It’s especially helpful for deep, inflamed blemishes and can help reduce swelling and recovery time.

Should you use high frequency before or after a chemical peel?

Use high frequency first on clean skin, then apply your TCA Multi-Acid Face Peel.

Does high frequency help with dark spots?

It helps reduce inflammation that can contribute to post-breakout discoloration, but it is not a pigment treatment on its own.

Is high frequency safe to use at home?

Yes, when used correctly. This device is designed for controlled, at-home use with adjustable intensity, allowing you to safely treat breakouts without the need for in-office treatments.

Does high frequency hurt?

No. You may feel a mild tingling or warming sensation, but it should never be painful. Always start on a low setting and increase gradually as you become comfortable.

When should I use high frequency in my routine?

Always use it on clean, dry skin before any peels, serums, or active ingredients. This step helps reduce bacteria and calm inflammation so the rest of your routine works more effectively.

Will this prevent breakouts or just treat them?

Both. It helps treat active breakouts while also reducing the bacteria and inflammation that lead to future ones.

How quickly will I see results?

You may notice reduced redness and calmer skin immediately. With consistent use, breakouts resolve faster and occur less frequently over time.

Can I use high frequency on my entire face or just spot treat?

Both. You can spot treat individual blemishes or glide across the full face if you’re acne-prone or congested. You can also use it on areas like the chest, back, or shoulders to treat body breakouts.

Can I use this if I have sensitive skin?

Yes, with caution. Start on a low setting and use less frequently. If irritation occurs, reduce usage and allow your skin to recover.

Can I use high frequency on my scalp?

Yes. Use the comb electrode 2–3 times per week to help stimulate circulation, calm scalp irritation, and support healthier-looking hair over time.

What’s the difference between high frequency and blue light therapy?

High frequency uses oxygen-rich ozone to reduce bacteria and calm inflammation, while blue light uses light energy to target bacteria.

High frequency is more versatile—it can be used for spot treatments, full-face treatments, and scalp support.

Can I use high frequency on body acne?

Yes. High frequency can be used on areas like the chest, back, and shoulders to help treat body breakouts. It works the same way as it does on the face, helping reduce acne-causing bacteria and calm inflammation.

Use it on clean, dry skin and glide over affected areas for a few minutes. This is especially helpful for recurring or hard-to-treat body acne.