High Frequency Acne Device for Breakouts and Hair Support

High Frequency Wand – Professional Ozone Therapy for Breakouts & Hair Support

Breakouts don’t need to linger—and you don’t need clinic appointments to deal with them. Developed by aesthetician Kerry Benjamin, this professional‑grade high frequency wand uses a low‑level electrical current to generate oxygen‑rich ozone. The result? A targeted acne device that kills acne‑causing bacteria, calms inflammation and visibly shortens the life cycle of blemishes. Originally used in treatment rooms, it’s now your at‑home pimple zapper and facial wand for clearer skin and healthier hair.

High Frequency Acne Device
High Frequency Acne Device

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

Boosts circulation for healthier skin function

Supports clearer‑looking skin and scalp over time

Why Ozone Matters

“High frequency” isn’t heat or light—it’s targeted oxygen stimulation. When the electrode glides over your skin or scalp, it creates an oxygen‑enriched environment that:

Discourages acne‑causing bacteria

Supports skin recovery

Calms inflamed blemishes

How This Compares to Other Acne Devices

High Frequency (Ozone Therapy): Generates oxygen to reduce bacteria; safe for daily use when tolerated; treats individual blemishes or the full face; used by professionals for decades.

Blue Light Therapy: Uses light to target bacteria; typically requires longer sessions; less precise for individual cysts.

In‑Office Treatments: $100–$300 per session; appointment dependent; not practical for daily spot treatment.

Get professional‑level acne support—on your schedule.

Scalp & Hair Support

We include a comb electrode so this frequency device does double duty. Use it 2–3 times per week for five‑minute scalp sessions to:

Stimulate circulation

Calm scalp irritation

Support healthier‑looking hair over time

What’s Included

High frequency device handle

3 argon gas electrodes for the face

1 neon gas comb electrode for the scalp

Protective storage case

Specifications

Frequency: 50–60 Hz

Power: 20 W

Voltage: 110/220 V (works with U.S. outlets; international users need an adapter)

Professional‑grade components designed for at‑home use

Safety Information

Do not use during pregnancy

Not compatible with pacemakers, metal implants or braces

Avoid use over broken capillaries

Keep away from flammable products before use

Safe for use with rosacea, but avoid any areas that are actively inflamed.

What does a high frequency acne device do?

It uses a low-level electrical current to generate ozone, which kills acne-causing bacteria and reduces inflammation on the skin.

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. Use the High Frequency device first on clean, dry skin, then apply your TCA Multi-Acid Peel.

How often should I use it?

You can use it once a day or every other day, depending on your sensitivity. 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.

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