Which type of high frequency electrode is used in a circular motion on the face and neck?

The mushroom electrode is designed to be used in a circular motion on the face and neck due to its shape and size, which allows for broader coverage and effectiveness. This electrode has a rounded, bulbous tip that glides smoothly over the skin, creating a gentle, soothing effect that is well-suited for various skin treatments, including stimulating circulation and promoting lymphatic drainage.

Using the mushroom electrode in a circular motion helps to evenly distribute energy across the surface of the skin, enhancing the treatment's effectiveness. It’s particularly beneficial for larger areas like the face and neck, as it can cover a significant surface area in a rhythmic manner, making it easier for estheticians to provide clients with a comfortable and relaxing experience.

The other electrodes, while useful for specific applications, do not lend themselves to this type of motion. For instance, the spoon electrode would be better suited for targeted treatments such as spot treatments or areas requiring more precision, while the comb and flat electrodes are more appropriate for different techniques and effects, such as stimulating hair growth or treating larger muscle areas.