Types of laser freckle removal

Different people have different types of spots on their faces. For example, women may develop pregnancy spots during pregnancy, chloasma after middle age, and sun spots in summer due to sun exposure. No matter what kind of spots, they will cause certain harm to our body, because they will greatly affect the appearance, so they also have an impact on the psychology, and must be eliminated quickly. So what are the types of laser spot removal?

Laser freckle removal hazards:

1. Burns

Laser freckle removal uses a light beam to irradiate the melanin in the skin in order to break up the melanin, which can help lighten and remove freckles. However, if the energy of the beam used during the operation is too high, redness and swelling of the skin may easily occur. Generally speaking, this situation will disappear quickly. If it does not go away and there is pain, then the skin is burned.

2. Scars

Laser freckle removal will leave scars, but these scars are not obvious and are basically invisible after complete recovery. However, there may be special unexpected circumstances that may lead to obvious scars on the skin. For example, if the operator makes a mistake and fails to control the depth of treatment, thereby damaging the skin tissue, obvious scars may easily appear.

3. Rebound

Laser freckle removal can only remove the melanin currently present in the skin. If the post-operative care is improper, such as not doing a good job of sun protection and eating some light-sensitive foods, the melanin in the skin will become active again and the spots on the face will rebound.

What are the harms of laser freckle removal? Generally speaking, the harms caused by laser freckle removal are relatively small, but the possibility cannot be ruled out. Skin burns, scars, and recurrence are some of the possible harms of laser freckle removal. Therefore, friends who want to do laser freckle removal must understand these harms in advance, so that they can better understand this method of laser freckle removal.

Daily care:

1. Maintain a regular daily routine, maintain good sleep, and stay happy and optimistic.

2. Do not use oily or hormone skin products on your face. Avoid direct sunlight.

3. Eat a light diet, avoid spicy and irritating foods, eat more vegetables, fruits and foods containing fiber to prevent dry stools.

4. Do not clean your face frequently, as this will only stimulate the secretion function of the sebaceous glands to be more active.

5. Don't use scrubs and astringents, as they will stimulate the secretion function of the sebaceous glands. Astringents can shrink pores and make the originally clogged pores smaller.

6. After using laser to remove spots, supplementing with "Micro Beauty Shield" can not only remove facial blemishes, but also utilize the characteristics of photon skin rejuvenation to improve skin quality and remove fine wrinkles.