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

The mushroom electrode is specifically designed for use in a circular motion on the face and neck during high frequency treatments. This electrode has a rounded, bulbous shape that effectively covers larger surface areas, making it ideal for sweeping motions that promote circulation, stimulate collagen production, and help with product penetration. Its design enables the esthetician to perform treatments without scratching or causing irritation to the skin, which is crucial for maintaining client comfort and safety. Additionally, the mushroom electrode provides an even distribution of the high frequency current, enhancing its efficacy in treating various skin concerns such as acne, aging, and overall skin rejuvenation. The other electrode types serve different functions; for example, the spoon electrode is better suited for targeted, localized treatments, while the comb electrode is meant for specific conditions like scalp treatments, and the flat electrode is used for more precise areas but does not offer the same broad coverage needed for facial and neck applications in a circular motion.