Treatment Option

High-Frequency Electrical Stimulation

Oxygenate, calm, and restore balance.

Treatment Option

Scalp-focused care, selected with care.

A gentle electrical current that oxygenates the scalp, calms inflammation, and creates a healthier environment for hair to grow.

High-frequency electrical stimulation is a scalp-focused option in the AGAPE catalog. It may be discussed on its own or alongside other services, but a treatment recommendation should follow consideration of your scalp condition and goals.

AI-generated illustration of an unbranded glass comb electrode for scalp care
AI-generated equipment illustration; actual equipment may differ.

Care goals to discuss

  • Oxygenates the scalp
  • Calms inflammation & irritation
  • Antibacterial effect
  • Boosts results of other treatments

Concerns you can bring

  • Itchy or inflamed scalp
  • Oily or congested scalp
  • Pairing with laser or microneedling

Suitability and individual response vary. These care goals are not a guarantee of results.

Your appointment

A considered path to care.

  1. 01

    Free 15-min Virtual Consultation

    Bring your questions and tell us what you're experiencing. We'll confirm whether trichology is right for you.

  2. 02

    Complete In-Person Evaluation

    A detailed evaluation of your history, goals, scalp and follicles in a private suite.

  3. 03

    Your plan

    A personalized treatment schedule, at-home care, and progress check-ins.

Your visit, in context

Before, during, and beyond.

What to discuss

Describe irritation, sensitivity, and any previous reaction to scalp services. Ask what the proposed service is intended to address, how it differs from other options, and what evidence and limitations apply.

Before your appointment

Disclose implanted electronic devices, pregnancy, relevant medical conditions, and medication use so the provider can review safety and suitability. Ask about products to avoid before and after the service.

Your next steps

Follow the provider’s aftercare instructions and report any unexpected discomfort. Persistent inflammation or a suspected infection requires appropriate medical evaluation rather than repeated cosmetic sessions.

Before your next step

Questions worth asking.

Can this replace medical care for an inflamed scalp?

No. Inflammation, pain, sores, or suspected infection may require medical diagnosis and treatment. Confirm suitability before receiving a scalp service.

What should I confirm before booking?

Ask about suitability, the appointment format, what is included, preparation, aftercare, current pricing, and any recommended follow-up. A planning conversation does not replace an assessment.

Appointments & pricing

Add-on or standalone · Inquire within

Confirm your recommended service, preparation, inclusions, and current quote with the team before booking.

Discuss your appointment