What is the effect of high frequency in electrolysis?

High frequency in electrolysis primarily causes tissue heating, which is related to the way high-frequency currents interact with the skin and hair follicles. When high-frequency current is applied, it creates resistance in the tissues, resulting in the generation of heat. This heating effect can enhance the electrolysis process by helping to soften the hair follicle and potentially making it easier to remove.

The heating aspect is beneficial because it can increase the efficacy of the electrolysis treatment. It also assists in the overall process by possibly leading to a more effective disruption of the hair growth cycle, as the heat can affect the hair bulb and surrounding structures.

Other options, such as promoting hair growth or acting as a cooling method, do not accurately capture the role or effect of high frequency in this context. High frequency does not perform instant removal of hair on its own; rather, it works in conjunction with the electrolysis method to disrupt the hair growth process effectively.