Quick protocol / facials
High Frequency treatment protocol
A practical treatment-room sequence for congestion support, controlled device application, and barrier-conscious finishing care.
Short bursts • Continuous movement • Intact skin only
Treatment objective
Use High Frequency as a controlled support step
Prepare the skin, complete short and controlled passes over areas of congestion, then calm and restore the barrier with targeted Dermaki finishing products.
High Frequency should aid — not replace — proper extraction technique.
Safety first
Keep the electrode moving
- Use short bursts over areas of congestion.
- Avoid prolonged contact in one area.
- Never treat over broken skin.
Treatment sequence
Five stages from cleanse to barrier support
Follow training and device guidance at every stage, with conservative application and continuous observation of the skin.
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Prepare
Cleanse
Prepare the skin with Dermaki Enzyme Gel Cleanser.
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Soften
Complete extraction prep
Apply Vitamin A Complex or Clarifying Complex. Use steam or warm towels according to the training protocol.
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Treat
Apply High Frequency
Apply Dermaki Ion Gel for best results. Use short bursts over areas of congestion, keep the electrode moving, and avoid prolonged contact.
Review the Ion Gel modality guide -
Calm
Calm + support
Apply Dermaki Peptide Mask and remove after 5–10 minutes.
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Finish
Hydrate + lock
Finish with Dermaki Rejuvenating Serum and Dermaki Barrier Repair.
Why keep it
A useful, accessible treatment-room tool
Affordable
Useful for acne and oxygenation
Easy retail justification
It may not be glamorous, but it remains a useful part of a well-structured professional service.
Conductive medium
Support controlled glide with Dermaki Ion Gel
Apply an appropriate layer before the High Frequency step and follow device-specific guidance throughout the treatment.
