What to do if my face itches after laser treatment

Some people will feel a little itchy on their face after laser treatment. This is something they need to be vigilant about. It may be because their skin is sensitive, which causes some allergic symptoms. At this time, they must first find the allergens. During the itchy period, do not apply any cosmetics and let your skin rest.

1. Dietary stimulation: Many patients have irregular eating habits in life, are often picky or partial eaters, like to eat chili peppers and seafood, drink strong tea and strong coffee, and men drink alcohol for a long time, etc., which are common causes of skin itching. Patients are advised to develop good eating habits, pay attention to dietary restrictions, and eat more fresh fruits and vegetables.

2. Cosmetic irritation: Currently, more and more cosmetics are appearing in our lives, with more choices and more effects. When choosing cosmetics, many people only look at the effects and not the ingredients contained in the cosmetics. As a result, they accidentally use irritating cosmetics, which can cause itching, dermatitis and other problems on the skin. In severe cases, it can also lead to facial disfigurement. The harm is very serious. You must choose carefully and be sure to do an allergen test before use!

3. Allergen stimulation: With the deteriorating living environment, the air is filled with more and more dirt. Allergens such as dust, hair, floating objects, etc., after contacting the skin, seriously affect skin health, causing dermatitis or skin itching symptoms such as itching, redness and swelling, which is very painful. [1]

1. 18g of Polygonum multiflorum, 5g each of Angelica sinensis and Schizonepeta tenuifolia, 15g each of sesame, Sophora flavescens and Rehmannia glutinosa, and 12g of White Peony Root. Usage: decocted in water, 1 dose per day, for 10 consecutive doses.

2. 30 grams each of raw leek and garlic. Usage: mash into a paste and slightly heat. Apply vigorously to the affected area, 2-3 times a day, for 1 week. 2. Use appropriate amount of fresh loofah leaves: wash and mash them. Apply to the affected area until the skin turns red. Apply once every other day. 7 times constitute a course of treatment.

4. 10g each of Schizonepeta, Saposhnikovia, Radix Rehmanniae, Angelica, Periostracum Cicadae, Atractylodes, Poria, Gypsum, Sophora flavescens, Anemarrhena asphodeloides, and Fructus Arctii, 5g each of Akebia and Licorice. Directions: Decoction in water, 1 dose per day, divided into 3 doses. For those who suffer from restlessness, insomnia, and severe itching at night, add 30 grams of calcined dragon bone or oyster; for those who suffer from severe itching, add silkworm pupae or black-necked snake. 4. Prepare equal parts of raw pinellia, blister beetle and white wolfbane. Grind them into fine powder and mix with appropriate amount of rice vinegar to form a paste. Apply to the affected area lightly once a day and stop when blisters form to prevent excessive damage. Blisters should be used.