Photorejuvenation to remove red blood streaks

In life, some people with thin stratum corneum will have particularly obvious red blood streaks. The so-called red blood streaks are the phenomenon that capillaries will rupture, and the blood after rupture will appear under the skin, which looks red. Many people think that red blood streaks are like plateau red. If it is too red, it will make people look darker and it will also affect the appearance. People will want to have tender skin, so they usually take the method of light rejuvenation to remove red blood streaks. So what is the principle of this?

The recurrence rate of photorejuvenation for removing red blood streaks is very high. It causes established damage to the skin, causing the skin's stratum corneum to become thinner and capillaries to dilate, resulting in a high recurrence rate of red blood streaks. Using the method of damaging capillaries to forcibly remove red blood streaks cannot last for a long time, and many rebound situations will occur later.

Photorejuvenation to remove red blood streaks will leave scars and affect your appearance!

Many patients with red blood streaks will have many marks and pigmentation on their faces after photorejuvenation, which affects their appearance. Photorejuvenation is quite painful in removing red blood streaks. Photorejuvenation will cause a tingling sensation. Of course, this is also directly related to personal sensitivity and the parameters selected by the doctor.

Blindly encouraging patients to undergo this risky treatment.

Laser removal of red blood streaks Laser removal of red blood streaks is a method that violates the natural laws of skin metabolism and is a forced one-time method to remove red blood streaks. It will cause the capillaries to die, the surface skin to lose elasticity, and may even produce lumps and pigmentation, which is prone to recurrence.

The consequences of photorejuvenation and laser removal of red blood streaks

I went to a beauty salon and had photorejuvenation. The effect was very good at first. Not only did the red blood streaks on my face disappear, but my skin became smooth and delicate, which made the patient proud for a long time. However, the permeability of this kind of skin is very poor, and its ability to resist the external environment is very poor. As the external environment erodes the skin, the skin will become sensitive unknowingly, and the red blood streaks on my face will reappear.

It takes about 28 days for skin keratinocytes to move from the basal cell layer to the stratum corneum and fall off, and this period increases with age. This is a physiological cycle of the skin and should not be interfered with artificially. If someone claims that a product can produce immediate results and eradicate red blood streaks, then that goes against the natural physiological mechanisms of the skin. When it comes to skin care, quick-acting products will only lead to residual problems.

There is no shortcut to beauty. If you want to be fast, safe and healthy, you still have to follow the metabolism rules of the skin!