What are the side effects of photorejuvenation?

As we all know, photorejuvenation has a good effect on whitening and rejuvenating people's facial skin. Therefore, many women with facial spots want to remove them through photorejuvenation. In fact, photorejuvenation and freckle removal have side effects, so female friends who want to remove freckles through this method must pay attention.

1. Side effects of photon freckle removal

1. If you do not pay attention to diet or care after surgery, your skin will have adverse reactions

2. People who do photon freckle removal beauty treatments for a long time will also have their skin become sensitive and thin, which can easily cause allergies.

3. After completing photon freckle removal, your skin will become very sensitive, so you must pay attention to sun protection, otherwise it will easily leave marks.

2. Harm of Photon Spot Removal

1. Cracked and dry skin

The reason for this is that photon freckle removal processes the surface of the skin. This process requires exfoliation of the dead skin. This can easily cause the skin to lose moisture and blood to flow slowly when it encounters cold air. The skin also loses warmth and nourishment, which can easily cause the skin to become tight and cracked, and accelerate skin aging.

2. The skin becomes sensitive

Frequent photon freckle removal will make the skin thin, tender and fragile, and make the skin that is not sensitive become sensitive. This happens because after the skin cell layer falls off, the blood vessels expand and crack, causing the skin to itch.

3. Increase melanin deposition

Although photon freckle removal can achieve a quick freckle removal effect, we must also pay attention to the skin's ability to repair itself. Since this cosmetic technique is very destructive to the skin's surface, its own repair and UV protection functions are affected, which may aggravate the condition.

3. The principle of photon freckle removal

Photon freckle removal is a cosmetic treatment technology that has become popular in recent years. Its principle is to irradiate the skin with a broad spectrum of colored light of 530-1000nm, so that the target skin tissues (such as pigments, hemoglobin in capillary dilation and dermal collagen layer) will selectively absorb photon energy and produce optical effects. In this way, some pigments and capillaries in the skin will be decomposed, absorbed and excreted from the body. This is the effect that photon freckle removal aims to achieve.