Photorejuvenation treatment for red blood streaks

In our lives, many people have very delicate skin, and the stratum corneum on their faces is very thin. Using some more irritating cosmetics can easily cause allergic reactions, so only mild cosmetics can be used. Some people think that red blood streaks affect their appearance, so they want to remove them and use photorejuvenation to treat the red blood streaks. So what are the side effects of this treatment method?

Red blood streaks appear because the skin has too many capillaries and are caused by cold, heat, or mental stimulation or stress. At present, you can consider laser surgery, and it is better to avoid excessive sun exposure and consume overly stimulating beverages and foods in daily life.

Currently, the best way to treat red blood streaks is laser therapy, which is popular because of its obvious effect, safety and speed. Because everyone's body constitution is different, the number and time required for laser red blood streak removal also vary greatly from person to person. In addition, each patient's condition varies in severity, so the number of treatments required for each person will be different. Generally, patients with mild red blood streaks only need 1-2 treatments, but for severe cases, laser removal of red blood streaks may require 4-5 treatments or even longer to achieve perfect elimination.

Photorejuvenation removes red blood streaks by destroying and synthesizing dilated blood vessels, pigment groups, pigment cells, etc. without damaging normal tissues. For those tiny red blood streaks, the effect can be seen immediately. For larger red blood streaks, the color will first darken and then gradually fade, achieving the purpose of completely removing red blood streaks. Usually after a course of photoremoval treatment, the red blood streaks on the face will disappear, basically eliminating the root cause of the red blood streaks and stimulating the self-repair function of the capillaries.

Photorejuvenation uses 560-1200nm intense pulsed light, which can penetrate deep into the skin. It can not only close abnormal red blood streaks, but also remove various blemishes on your skin. At the same time, the photorejuvenation can stimulate the proliferation of subcutaneous collagen, rearrange and regenerate deep collagen fibers and elastic fibers, thereby shrinking pores, reducing wrinkles, and restoring skin elasticity, health and luster. Therefore, photorejuvenation can not only remove red blood streaks, but also restore the skin's moisture, luster and elasticity. The photoreceptor can be concentrated to a very small treatment area, so its action site is accurate and will not cause damage to surrounding tissues and skin appendages. However, it is worth reminding that after photorejuvenation treatment for red blood streaks, in order to recover faster, you should pay attention to keeping the treated area dry and clean, do not rub it hard, and do not scratch the blisters with your hands. Let the scab fall off by itself. During the recovery period, you should eat a light diet, do not eat spicy or irritating foods, it is best to quit smoking and drinking, and pay attention to sun protection.