Are high-frequency massagers really effective for lifting?
As home beauty devices become popular,
“Will this lift my skin?”, “Will it smooth out wrinkles?”
I get asked this question a lot.
To conclude: It can help, but it's unlikely to produce dramatic changes like advertised. It is important to first understand this point.
I'll explain in detail why this is so and what expectations you should have.
High-frequency massagers, why are they getting so much attention?
but There is a significant difference in intensity between high-frequency devices used in hospitals and those used at home. In this regard, expectations need to be adjusted. |
1) Basic principles of high frequency
“A technology that transfers heat to the skin using high-frequency waves.”
⭐ Important points
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Equipment for hospitals, skin care clinics, and home use There are three types
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Medical use is used for the purpose of increasing skin elasticity and reducing fat.
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The intensity is low for home use, so the range of action is different.
2) High frequency for home use, Facial lifting level?
This is the most frequently asked question on a daily basis.
👉 Conclusion: It is difficult to expect a powerful lifting effect on the level of a facelift.
The reason is clear.
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To create a change on the level of a facelift Energy so strong that it is difficult for humans to use Need to
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Household appliances are designed for safety and everyday use. Output is greatly limited
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The actual change felt is Improved circulation → Temporary reduction in swelling degree
in other words, The reason the line appears to be rising is because of the swelling reduction effect. It could be.
3) At high frequency Can thick wrinkles be improved?
There are a lot of misunderstandings here too.
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fine wrinkles → Possibility of looking slightly better due to increased elasticity
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thick wrinkles → Difficult to improve with high-frequency massager
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Thick wrinkles
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facial contouring
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Fillers, etc.
Often, treatments that address deeper layers are needed.
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If you think of high-frequency devices as a 'wrinkle removal solution', you will be very disappointed.
4) Is it okay to use radiofrequency after facial contouring?
There are so many questions.
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A machine that applies strong heat to deep layers, like ultrasound → It is better to avoid using it frequently.
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lightweight high-frequency devices → Available
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The most important thing is
→ The facial contouring surgery itself Long-term sagging prevention Designed to target
→ That is, sagging does not occur immediately even if high frequency is not used.
There is no need to force yourself to use it too often.
5) So how should I write it?
High-frequency massagers are most satisfying when understood as 'auxiliary care' rather than 'dramatic lifting'.
👍 It's good to think like this
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✔ Temporary improvement in swelling
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✔ Helps skin circulation
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✔ If you use it consistently, you may see subtle changes.
👎 If you expect this much, you'll be disappointed
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✘ Facial lifting level
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✘ Removes thick wrinkles
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✘ Changes in facial line shape
Frequency of use No need to be obsessed , it is not recommended to use it too often.
6) How effective are home high-frequency devices in reality?
To be precise:
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The range of action is different because the intensity itself is lower than that for medical use.
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Reduced swelling + improved circulation → “I felt like I looked better that day”
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Limited lasting elasticity increase or changes in facial shape
in other words, Home care aids If you understand it to that extent, it is the wisest way to use it.
✔ Organize at a glance
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High frequency for home use Reduces swelling and improves circulation Help of some degree
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Powerful lifting like facelift It is difficult to expect
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Improvement of thick wrinkles It's difficult with just the device
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Light equipment may be used after surgery, but No need for excessive repetition
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Assistive home care The most realistic approach is to understand it as
