How can high frequency blowout occur during a treatment?

High frequency blowout can occur due to applying too much intensity and/or duration during a treatment. When the intensity of the high-frequency current is set too high, or if the treatment is prolonged beyond an appropriate time frame, it can lead to an excessive buildup of heat in the tissue. This overheating can cause the skin to bubble or blister, which is referred to as a blowout.

Maintaining the correct intensity and duration is crucial in electrology to ensure effective hair removal while preventing damage to the surrounding skin. Achieving a balance is essential for effective treatment; if the settings are too extreme, the risk of adverse reactions increases significantly. Understanding this concept helps practitioners to optimize their techniques for safe and effective treatments.