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Questions on high frequency devices
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beestherbub
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Mon Jul 03, 2017 1:35 pm      Reply with quote
Hi, thinking about buying a high frequency device. I am struggling with acne and it was recommended by a friend who is an esthetician. I have heard that it works for some people for acne but not others so I don't want to buy the 200$ machine from palacia.
If i order 30$ machine on amazon( the darsonaval type) to test it out, is that going to give me a good idea if it will work for me for acne before investing more?

I'm also interested in helps for collagen building, skin texture and hair thinning - heard that it can treat these too?

I'm 44, dealing with acne, crepey skin starting on my neck, normal facial wtinkles, fat loss in face, hair thinning.

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Thu Jul 06, 2017 4:57 am      Reply with quote
Beestherbub,
One thing to note is that High Frequency for anti aging uses Neon (orange) and those for acne use Argon (violet). I have no experience with the Argon but the reviews for them being helpful with acne are pretty positive.
The more expensive ones should have a higher oscillation rate but a cheaper one should definitely give you an idea if this would be helpful for you. I've seen some reviewers claim they can't tell the difference.
I have a high frequency device and I do like it but it keeps getting trumped over by other devices and procedures. Still, every time that I do use mine I do wonder why I don't use it more.
My skin always looks better after a treatment.
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Mon Jul 24, 2017 5:03 pm      Reply with quote
I have a cheap one (it has orange lite, didn't know there is a violet one) and a Dermawand that wasn't cheap at all. Now days I use only the cheap one - has bigger working area. I use it when I have an acne from time to time and the gadget manages to kill it quickly - in fact the bump doesn't even grow up.
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