How effective is IPL in removing red blood streaks?

Many people are very troubled by the red blood streaks on their faces in life. The occurrence of this situation has a great impact on their own image. Therefore, people try their best to remove the red blood streaks. However, people are not reassured about many methods of removing red blood streaks because most people do not understand the effectiveness of removing red blood streaks. So, how effective is IPL in removing red blood streaks?

First, how effective is the color light in removing red blood streaks? It uses composite color light to penetrate the skin surface, act on deposited pigments and blood vessels, close abnormally dilated capillaries without destroying normal skin, decompose hemoglobin and pigment clusters, and achieve the purpose of removing red blood streaks. At the same time, it can also whiten, rejuvenate and remove spots, with a comprehensive beauty effect. Like photon hair removal, photon removal of red blood streaks also utilizes selective photothermal reaction. The light used for photon removal of red blood streaks contains wavelengths that are strongly absorbed by hemoglobin. When hemoglobin strongly absorbs light energy, it converts it into heat energy to heat the entire blood vessel, causing it to coagulate and necrotize, and finally be absorbed by the human body, thereby achieving the purpose of treating blood streaks. The so-called red blood streaks should actually be called capillary dilation, and the principles of its dilation include hormone problems, climate, high temperature, low temperature, wind and sand, ultraviolet rays, strong light, etc. There is no possibility of restoring the red blood streaks (capillaries) after photon treatment. From this perspective, photon removal of red blood lines is permanent and will not rebound. However, if internal factors of the human body and external environment cause capillary dilation, then new normal capillaries will thicken and expand to form new red blood lines.

Second, photon removal of red blood streaks utilizes photons to penetrate the skin and are preferentially absorbed by the pigment clusters and blood vessels in the tissues. Without damaging normal skin, it causes blood vessels to coagulate, and pigment clusters and pigment cells to be destroyed and decomposed, thereby achieving the effect of treating capillary dilation, facial flushing and bad nose. The mechanism is mainly three-fold: First, photons of a specific wavelength, under certain time and energy conditions, are absorbed by hematoporphyrin in small blood vessels to the maximum extent, causing the small blood vessels to coagulate and finally disappear without damaging the skin. Secondly, photons of this energy and wavelength stimulate the growth of collagen in the dermis of the skin, increasing the thickness and density of the epidermis, thereby making small blood vessels no longer visible and significantly enhancing the elasticity and resistance of the skin. Thirdly, after the photorejuvenation device's specific wide-spectrum intense pulsed light treatment, its photons penetrate the skin and are selectively absorbed by the pigment masses, hemoglobin and dilated capillaries in the tissues, causing blood vessels to coagulate, pigment masses and pigment cells to be destroyed and decomposed without damaging normal skin, thereby achieving the ideal effect of treating capillary dilation.

How effective is photoremoval of red blood streaks? Photoremoval of red blood streaks is a very good method. Precautions for photorejuvenation treatment of red blood streaks: 1. After photorejuvenation treatment of red blood streaks, prepare two clean towels every day, wet them with water, fold them neatly, wrap them in clean food packaging bags, and put them in the freezer of the refrigerator (at least 4 hours). Every time you go out and come home, take the towel out of the refrigerator first, then clean your face with cold water and neutral cleanser, and apply toner. At this time, the towel has become soft. Applying the softened towel on your face can calm your skin. 2. It is best not to wear makeup one day after photorejuvenation treatment for red blood streaks, especially when the treatment area is slightly red, indicating that the skin is repairing itself. At this time, you should not wear makeup or rub the treatment area. 3. The skin is very sensitive during the photorejuvenation treatment for red blood streaks, so you should pay special attention to sun protection. Doctors recommend that you try not to go out during the hottest and sunniest hours. If you have to go out, be sure to use sunscreen with an SPF of 25 (an index that is too high will cause too much damage to the skin, and an index that is too low will not meet the sun protection requirements). Apply it once in the morning before going out, once at noon, and once every 2-3 hours when doing outdoor activities. 4. For patients with dark skin or chloasma, apply bleaching cream for 2 to 6 weeks before treatment. 5. Before photorejuvenation treatment of red blood streaks, you need to prepare necessary items such as special cooling glue (coupling glue), paper towels, headscarves, tongue depressors, eye masks (can be replaced with wet gauze), cold compresses, EMLA or other surface anesthetics.