How can High Frequency blowout be prevented?

Preventing High Frequency blowout primarily involves managing the intensity of the treatment. When the intensity is too high, it can lead to the production of excessive heat, which may cause discomfort and increase the risk of skin damage, ultimately resulting in blowout. By reducing the intensity of the high-frequency current, you can ensure a safer and more effective treatment, minimizing the chances of causing irritation or blowout on the skin.

Managing the intensity allows for better control over the electrical current, ensuring it is appropriate for the individual's skin type and condition. Using a lower intensity still allows for therapeutic effects without the negative consequences associated with blowout.

In contrast, increasing intensity or introducing moisture can exacerbate the risk of blowout. While using a fan can help in drying up excess moisture or cooling the area, it does not address the core issue of controlling the intensity to prevent blowout directly. Therefore, the most effective strategy is to adjust the intensity to a safe and effective level.