Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about High Frequency Tx.

During the session a trained technician applies a small glass electrode delivering a mild electric current to targeted ingrowns. You'll feel brief warmth or tingling. Treatment time varies by area; most sessions are quick and comfortable with immediate visible improvement.

Most clients report only mild tingling or warmth during the zap. A skilled technician keeps intensity low for comfort. Brief sensitivity may occur on inflamed areas, but treatments are typically well tolerated and provide immediate relief as bumps calm and dry.

Treatment frequency depends on severity and recurrence of ingrowns. Many clients see dramatic improvement after one treatment, but follow-ups spaced weekly or bi-weekly may be recommended for stubborn or cystic ingrowns to ensure full resolution and prevent recurrence.

Yes, it can be safely integrated into your hair removal routine. We recommend performing high frequency either after initial healing from waxing/sugaring or during follow-up visits to treat ingrowns; your technician will time treatments to minimize irritation and maximize results.

Side effects are minimal — temporary redness, mild dryness, or slight scabbing as bumps dry out. Avoid picking treated areas; follow post-care instructions like gentle cleansing and sunscreen. If you have concerns, contact us for personalized aftercare guidance.

Not suitable for pregnant clients, people with pacemakers or certain heart conditions, severe open wounds, or active skin infections. Always disclose medications and medical history during consultation so we can determine safe alternatives or adapt treatment accordingly.