High Frequency vs Radio Frequency Devices | Are They The Same? | Over 40 Skincare

[@maysamabeauty1839]

Love this succinct explanation Trina. 🙌🙌 Thank you for clarifying. 💚

[@yingcao6399]

Which one is more effective for anti aging? Thanks

[@crissyanderson6495]

Great explanation Trina! Have a wonderful weekend 🥰🥰

[@saturnxgirl]

In radio frequency is a higher khz better? For example an 80khz machine vs 400khz machine which is better?

[@loredanav9752]

Thank you for another awesome video ! I love explanations about all these devices. It’s hard to know what we need . Your face looks 🤩, I can’t believe you are 47.

[@beautybeyond40]

Thank you! I'm always using devices! :)

[@Rightofpop]

She claims to only use devices. There is information out there that says diff. 🙄 at home devices are not even close to in office strength. Do your research. Good luck!

[@beautybeyond40]

@@Rightofpop Hi Heather. When you say “she” are you talking about me? Do you think I don’t read my own comments? Are you calling me a liar? I would love to know where your “research” is showing you that I’m lying 🤦‍♀️

[@BeautyWithCeliza]

SO HELPFUL! Thank You!

[@HB-xw6im]

Thank you very much! I have high frequency at home. I also have a Ultrasound H1 and H3 ultrasound device. I usually use the H1 for my body but stop using the H3 for the face because there is much on the internet about sagging fat on the face. I’m happy to find your channel!

[@disabledchannelseedescript4770]

Can you use RF on this day and HF on the otherday? In short alternation

[@beautybeyond40]

I don’t see why not. If you mean rf and a hf wand like in this video

[@alishasharma6200]

Hii iv been loving the info… pls make a video about devices that can be used for the body… RF Microcurrent or even ems … what should we use on the body? Like inner thighs. Under arm. Tummy ❤❤ thanks :)

[@daleshabra3018]

Great clarification!

[@andreadelfino297]

Can you use aloe Vera gel with the high frequency wands?

[@Sandy-p4m]

Yes

[@samanthaporter3747]

THANKYOU.

[@adawiba]

Thank you so much, for this info. I'm wondering if I can use HF and RF at the same routine 3x a week?

[@beautybeyond40]

I would probably alternate every other day. If your skin feels sensitive, then space it out more. I don't ever use RF on the same day as an HF wand.

[@elithluxe7568]

@@beautybeyond40what about red light therapy? I got the dermawand (hf), nuderma and solawave (red light) devices since I just hit 24 and want to take my skin seriously. But I have never used any of these things before so I would like a more sketched out weekly routine. Can any of these devices be used together like dermawand first and then solawave after or one in the morning and another at night? From your comment, I understand that RF and HF should not be used in the same day but was wondering about red light?

[@DearEva.]

Thank you!! Very helpful:) can you do one on EMS, Microcurent?

[@beautybeyond40]

Yes! Already did kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZTSlGWNjbpkfsU

[@dn.ayesharafiq9958]

Can you tell me the difference bw led mask therapy vs high frequency..

[@beautybeyond40]

They both work the skin. LED is light emitting diode and uses different wavelengths of light to improve the skin's appearance. A high frequency wand uses a glass electrode to treat the skin with a mild electrical current. The electrode is filled with argon or neon gas, which emits oxygen molecules when the current passes through it.

[@drumbun6622]

So Ι dont see any answer on the RF reducing valuable fat in tha face. And you suggest RF for the face. Interestig

[@thisisaname4661]

Since high frequency causes oxidation, which can cause an excess of free radicals, do you recommend combining treatments with an antioxidant serum? Or taking an antioxidant supplement? I've seen it suggested with red light therapy to combat oxidative stress.

[@beautybeyond40]

I have not heard anything about this before so unfortunately I can’t speak to the topic

[@mariecath3535]

Yes, that's what I'm worried about...

[@EMTru-999]

Can you do a video for anti-aging on a budget. Specifically, which give you the best bang for the buck and if there's an all in one. I bought the myolift because of you and i saw almost immediate results. Anti aging of course includes areas like eyes, lips, jowls, sagging skin and under chin fat as well as minimizing wrinkles. Its dizzying to see device after device and not have a clear path of products to purchase and implements into my routine. Love the videos, thank you.

[@beautybeyond40]

Thanks for your comment. There is not an all-in-one device as they all pretty much focus on a main concern (skin tightening, muscle tightening, hooded eyes, acne, etc). I do my very best to review and feature devices of all price points that require different amounts of time so that everyone can find devices they can afford and actually have the time to use. Everyone is very different in terms of what they are trying to treat, so there really isn't a "one fits all" video I can make. I did however create a beauty device quiz a while ago to help people walk through different questions (age range, budget, skin concern, how much time you have) because the answer of what devices are best will be very different for every single person since we are all so different. It's as complex field with many available options and unfortunately, there is not one answer for everyone - even though I could pretend there is just to get video views. Here is the link to my quiz if you're interested: beautybeyond.com/quiz

[@EMTru-999]

@@beautybeyond40 I was hoping to not have to watch every one of your videos. Maybe a shorter blurb about each of them with links leading to your longer ones. I appreciate your thoroughness but I guess deciding first about modality, body / face part, and then concerns would be easier to decifer.

[@beautybeyond40]

@@EMTru-999 which is why i created my quiz

[@norabracken324]

Trina, I want to buy an RF device but I am not sure which one to buy, I’ve seen all your videos on RF devices. Which one is your favorite RF? And why?

[@beautybeyond40]

The best radio frequency device for you is the one you will use consistently. I don’t have any updates beyond the rf comparison video I already made. The one with the most features is the the tripollar stop VX, but that one might not be in everyone’s budget. Good luck!

[@jennybolter1102]

I started with and still use today the Tripollar Classic it does the job well, always available on Ebay to from reliable sources

[@TheJanicetunes]

Is the derma wand or high frequency wand better for sagging jowls? Or should both be used?

[@beautybeyond40]

I don't have any experience with the derma wand, so I can't speak to that. Regarding jowls, I haven't used a high frequency wand for that, but in theory it should work, so you could test it out. For the jowls, I use microcurrent, NIRA laser, and/or radio frequency devices. I mainly use this wand for acne flareups lately.

[@pujaoberoi11]

Which is better.. Tripollar or Medicube Ussera? Best for sagging jowls. Thank you.

[@beautybeyond40]

I have not tried the Medicube device so I can’t compare them. The tripollar is fab.

[@MegaSoyunica]

High frequency device is it a good method to use for people with melasma?

[@Mariam-fx9rv]

So radio frequency uses heat and high frequency doesn’t use heat? I’m scared these things cause fat loss??? Please help

[@JusticeLaw22]

What about Lyma? It is very pricey but is it working?

[@beautybeyond40]

Not sure. I don't have it.

[@norabracken324]

Lyma is a laser device, it’s $2500. Unfortunately there aren’t many reviews about this product,

[@beautybeyond40]

@@norabracken324 I thought it very recently became available in the US. Maybe that’s why there aren’t many reviews? I’ve reached out to them and they ignore me.

[@Emma-fz9sr]

you did not mention radio frequency also melt fat .

[@joy.louise]

Hello, Trina! I bought one and I love the results! However, I’m in my late 20’s and am concerned about fat loss on my face. What are your thoughts on fat loss using this type of device? Is it similar to radio frequency wands and fat loss risks? Thank you

[@beautybeyond40]

I don’t see how a high frequency wand could cause fat loss as it’s only dealing with the skin’s surface. All the radio frequency devices that I have tested at home and have on my channel do not cause facial fat loss. They do not reach the fat layer. I have a specific video addressing this question since people ask me this constantly.

[@joy.louise]

@@beautybeyond40 Thanks for the reply!

[@dermaglowpro1720]

Are you a state licensed skin care therapist/ aesthetician??

[@beautybeyond40]

Nope. I am a regular consumer testing and demo-ing devices at home to help other regular customers decide which devices are worth it.

[@mariamagnusdottir2749]

What is the absolute best RF device?

[@beautybeyond40]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4qVo3WXd9-Kp6c

[@incorrigibletexan152]

Are you still using the TriPolar? Your skin looks greats!

[@beautybeyond40]

Yes, sometimes! Thanks :)

[@buggargreen5681]

Have you heard of YAMAN devices?

[@beautybeyond40]

I have not

[@simaarad6830]

What about Lumo? Do you think it’s effective? I’m hesitant buying Lumo or Tripolar.

[@beautybeyond40]

I have videos on my channel about both of these devices. You’re welcome to watch them and look at the before and after photos.

[@mariecath3535]

Hi, what would you suggest for a 37 year old who wants lifted skin, specially under the eyes and lifted cheeks. I'm also noticing that my eyes are now droopy. Thanks

[@beautybeyond40]

Take my quiz ! beautybeyond.com/quiz

[@angela8806]

I have really tight dry/leather like skin. My skin is so dry that it takes time to rub product in, and I also get red patches after showering and applying anything. I am also struggling with forehead wrinkles and 11’s would I be better suited with radio frequency or a high frequency device? Thank you!

[@beautybeyond40]

probably high frequency, but you can ask your dermatologist or esthetician if you want a professional opinion from someone that has seen your skin. good luck!

[@angela8806]

@@beautybeyond40 Thank you so much for replying!

[@limepiper3650]

Question what about nuface? What is that?

[@beautybeyond40]

Microcurrent

[@ConstanzaGamardo]

Can you use both high frequency and micro current together on the same day? I just got a the nuface trinity and also a high-frequency wand but I haven’t been able to find any info on how to use them in tandem

[@beautybeyond40]

@@ConstanzaGamardo I think so because one works the muscles and the other works the skin. But you can ask your esthetician if you are concerned

[@samuelpacheco1292]

Which one of thoses are best?Can you use more than one?

[@beautybeyond40]

The best one is the one you will use consistently. Here's my routine video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/apXbi5uPhKplatk

[@NZTanzya]

Why not use on the body?

[@beautybeyond40]

Because it’s not designed for the body, not tested on the body, and not FDA cleared for the body. I would imagine it’s not strong enough to do anything on the body, since the body is very different from the face.

[@jenniferkwok2897]

Thanks, Trina! Have you ever heard #touchbeauty RF device halo? I had nuface for 1 year. But I'm contemplating whether an RF device would be worth adding. :)

[@beautybeyond40]

I haven't heard of that touch beauty device.

[@audreyhurley6248]

Why would you use the high frequency item on the scalp?

[@beautybeyond40]

To stimulate the follicles for hair regrowth

[@dermaglowpro1720]

For any therapeutic results, Radio frequency devices must reach 39 to 40°C. These home care devices will never reach those temperatures therefore will never be as effective as professional medical grade equipment. Please keep that in mind.

[@beautybeyond40]

That is simply not true. Thanks for watching.

[@dermaglowpro1720]

Correction 39 to 42°C. It could never be placed in the hands of an untrained non-professional. The level of burning the skin is highly probable, if a device of such sophistication Correction 39 to 42°C. It could never be placed in the hands of a untrained non-professional. The level of burning the skin is highly probable, if a device of such sophistication is not used by a well trained professional.

[@PamperedWife]

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[@minniesaab7255]

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