What is the effect of Indirect High Frequency on the skin during treatment?

The effect of Indirect High Frequency on the skin during treatment is primarily that it facilitates product penetration. This method involves using the high-frequency current to enhance the absorption and effectiveness of the products applied to the skin. The oscillating electrical current creates a warming effect in the tissues, which can promote circulation and increase the permeability of the skin barrier, allowing for deeper penetration of treatment products. This process can improve the overall results of skin care treatments, making it particularly valuable for estheticians looking to enhance the efficacy of topical products.

In contrast, applying current directly to the skin is characteristic of Direct High Frequency, which utilizes the electrical current to treat specific skin concerns directly. Removing impurities from the skin involves cleansing methods rather than the indirect application of high frequency. While high frequency can contribute to increased hydration over time, particularly through improved cellular function and circulation, its primary role in an indirect application is enhancing product absorption.