How to treat enlarged pores surgically

If people with large pores cannot get relief through conservative treatment, they can only undergo corresponding surgery. However, the surgery used in this case is mainly laser surgery, which will not cause too much damage to your skin. However, after the treatment, you should still pay more attention to skin care, avoid allergies on your skin, and avoid eating foods that may cause inflammation.

The biostimulatory effect of photorejuvenation: The photochemical effect produced when intense pulsed light acts on the skin causes chemical changes in the molecular structure of the collagen fibers and elastic fibers in the dermis, stimulating the regeneration of collagen and restoring the original elasticity of the skin. In addition, the photothermal effect produced by photorejuvenation can enhance the function of blood vessels and improve circulation, thereby achieving the therapeutic effect of eliminating wrinkles and shrinking pores.

The principle of photothermal decomposition of photorejuvenation: Because the content of pigment clusters in the diseased tissue is far greater than that in normal skin tissue, the temperature rise after absorbing light is also higher than that of the skin. Photorejuvenation uses the temperature difference between them to close the diseased blood vessels and break down the pigment without damaging the normal skin tissue.

1. Before undergoing treatment, you should understand that not everyone can undergo this surgery. People with skin diseases, photosensitivity, or scar-prone skin are not suitable for photorejuvenation.

2. Don’t have too high expectations for the treatment. Photorejuvenation can lighten chloasma but it cannot ensure complete removal. After treatment, medication is still needed to better remove chloasma.

3. Do not use skin care products containing fruit acid or A acid within one week after photorejuvenation treatment.

4. Do not exfoliate within one week after photorejuvenation treatment and increase the use of moisturizing products. After photorejuvenation, you should avoid sun exposure and ultraviolet radiation. Do not use irritating skin care products or cosmetics within 24 hours. It is recommended to cleanse your face with clean water.

5. Pregnant women, breastfeeding women, people with immune diseases, or people with pacemakers should not be treated.

The first three days of photorejuvenation are quite difficult. If you have more serious photorejuvenation, then don't do anything except applying "artificial skin", otherwise it will be superfluous. For mild or local photorejuvenation, you can wipe the wound with sterilized cotton dipped in saline.

If the wound unfortunately becomes inflamed or bleeding, don't rush to apply anything, just leave it that way. If the situation is serious, please seek medical attention immediately. Depending on the depth of the colored light, the subsequent pain time and healing time will also be different. If you have difficulty falling asleep at night, you can take some medical medication to relieve it. Otherwise, poor sleep will be detrimental to wound healing.