Are there any pitfalls in laser freckle removal?

Laser freckle removal is a common freckle removal method. Because the freckles on our face are all pigment deposits, we need to master a way to quickly remove the deposits on the face when removing freckles. However, if you want to remove the deposits, it will definitely leave some scars on the face. However, using laser freckle removal may leave some pits on the face. So, will laser freckle removal have pits?

1 After using laser freckle removal, the scab on the wound will take about a week to fade away naturally. During this period, do not pick it with your hands or let other things knock off the scab. Let the scab fade away naturally, otherwise it will leave scars.

2 After the scabs on the affected area fall off, it will turn pink. At this time, you must ensure the cleanliness of the skin and wipe your face with a clean, wet towel. Be careful not to use too much force. At the same time, prevent it from being exposed to the sun, even strong exposure.

3. Within three months after the operation, the pigmentation will not completely disappear. Laser treatment can be performed again to achieve more thorough removal of the spots. At the same time, you should maintain good eating habits and strictly prohibit spicy food after surgery.

Current laser freckle removal treatment is a non-invasive treatment that does not cause damage to the epidermis. After the treatment is completed, the color of the spots will only temporarily darken, and sometimes there will be very fine scales or scabs, which will fall off after about one to two weeks to reveal normal skin. This type of laser surgery does not require rest or discomfort after the surgery. If performed properly, there is no risk of scars or pits. However, some beauty salons or small clinics may use traumatic lasers or drug corrosion, which may cause scars or pigmentation if the operation is improper. For example, some places have carbon dioxide laser treatment methods. This type of laser is an ablative laser. If the treatment depth is not well controlled or the energy parameters are too large, it will damage the dermis and there will be a risk of leaving depressed scars. Therefore, it is still a feasible solution to go to a regular hospital to seek laser treatment.