Does The High Frequency Wand Really Help With Wrinkles?
Can a Wand Really Soften Wrinkles?
When I first tried a high frequency wand, I was more focused on breakouts than anti-ageing. But after a few months of regular use, I started noticing something unexpected—the fine lines on my forehead and around my mouth looked softer. That wasn’t just wishful thinking. High frequency therapy can actually help with wrinkle reduction, and here’s why.
How Does The Wand Work When Battling Ageing Skin?
High frequency wands use a gentle electrical current delivered through a gas-filled electrode. For anti-ageing benefits, neon gas electrodes are ideal because they produce an orange-red glow that stimulates:
Circulation – bringing fresh oxygen and nutrients to the skin
Collagen production – improving skin elasticity and firmness
Lymphatic drainage – helping remove toxins and reduce puffiness
Over time, this can plump up the skin, soften the look of fine lines, and give your face a healthier, more youthful glow.
Where Does The High Frequency Wand Help Most?
From my experience, the high frequency wand works best for wrinkles in the following areas:
Forehead lines
Crow’s feet around the eyes (use the small mushroom or spoon electrode)
Smile lines (nasolabial folds)
Loose jawline or under-chin area
Just remember: consistency matters. I started seeing visible changes after about 4–6 weeks of 3x weekly use.
Best High Frequency Wand for Anti-Ageing
If like many of ladies in their late 30ts and above, wrinkles are your main concern, choose a wand with a neon (orange-red) light electrode. Here are my top picks:
Digital Pro Wand – Ideal for anti-ageing with precision control and pro settings
Diamond Wand – A multitasker that includes both neon and argon attachments
Tips for Using High Frequency on Wrinkles
Use the mushroom or spoon-shaped electrode in upward circular motions
Focus on wrinkle-prone areas for 1–2 minutes at a time
Pair with a collagen-boosting serum after treatment
Don’t use more than 3 times per week to avoid overstimulation
Realistic Expectations
A high frequency wand won’t erase deep-set wrinkles overnight, but it can make your skin look:
Firmer
Plumper
More lifted
Brighter and less dull
Combined with a good routine, it becomes a powerful non-invasive tool to fight early signs of ageing.
Want a full breakdown of how high frequency wands work and the difference between argon and neon? Read my complete guide here.
The Final Verdict For High Frequency Wands Vs Wrinkles:
So, does a high frequency wand help with wrinkles? Yes—if you’re consistent and patient. I’ve personally seen results, and many Glow Beauty Case customers agree. For those looking for a non-invasive, at-home way to firm the skin and reduce fine lines, it’s absolutely worth it.
Not sure if a high frequency wand or microcurrent is better for your skin goals? I compared both tools here.
Ready to try it? Explore our range of anti-ageing facial wands here.