A device employed in skincare settings utilizes alternating current to generate a high-frequency electromagnetic field. This field interacts with gases in the air, producing enriched oxygen, argon, or neon within a glass electrode. Depending on the electrode’s composition, this interaction can create either a thermal or antiseptic effect on the skin.
This technology offers potential advantages for various skin concerns. Its application can promote improved blood circulation, enhanced lymphatic drainage, reduced inflammation, and elimination of acne-causing bacteria. Developed in the late 19th century, this modality has evolved into a staple in professional skincare, demonstrating consistent utility over time.
