Side effects of photorejuvenation

As people pay more and more attention to their appearance, various micro-plastic surgery methods are becoming more and more popular. Photorejuvenation is a micro-plastic surgery method that can improve various skin problems. Of course, when performing photorejuvenation treatments, if the operation is not done carefully, various side effects may occur. Below, I will introduce the side effects of photorejuvenation in detail.

1. What are the side effects of photorejuvenation?

Photorejuvenation is the same as any other treatment. The treatment itself has two sides. On the one hand, photons are a very good treatment for pigmented skin diseases, but they also have the potential risk of causing changes in skin pigmentation. Photorejuvenation is a newly developed new technology that uses intense pulsed light for non-destructive skin beauty. Multiple wavelengths of photorejuvenation and long wavelength lasers can effectively stimulate the skin to regenerate collagen and effectively achieve skin rejuvenation effects. Because human bodies are very different, a few people may develop local pigmentation spots, and very few may develop acne-like rashes and blisters. Therefore, treatment should be carried out in a regular hospital. The practice of describing photorejuvenation as absolutely safe, exaggerating its efficacy, and even performing the treatment in beauty salons is irresponsible and should be corrected.

2. Will there be any rebound after photorejuvenation?

Photorejuvenation is a non-invasive skin medical technology. Its comprehensive effects can improve skin texture, reduce wrinkles, remove spots, shrink pores, and whiten skin from the basal layer. After treatment, you can have firm and bright skin. It will not cause any damage to the skin and will not rebound. Only by taking perfect care in daily life can we prevent the skin from being excessively affected by the outside world, so that it can maintain a healthy and delicate condition for a long time. However, it should be noted that postoperative care is very important. If you are not careful, it will cause sensitive skin and easy redness.

3. Can photorejuvenation be effective in just one session?

Photorejuvenation does not take effect in just one treatment. Different skin types require different amounts of time. Some patients see good results after 1-2 treatments, while others need 3-5 treatments. Generally speaking, photorejuvenation requires about 3-5 treatments. The more superficial the problem is, the faster the effect will be. For example, freckles tend to fade after the initial treatment, but deep spots and deep wrinkles can only be improved, not completely removed, and often require a longer treatment time to be effective. It is worth noting that photorejuvenation is essentially symptomatic treatment and cannot cure all diseases once and for all, nor can it make people rejuvenate.