Laser freckle removal effects and side effects

Once spots appear on a person's face, it is difficult to remove them because spots are a skin condition that is reflected from within the human skin. Therefore, compared with other skin diseases, spots are the most difficult to remove, but with the development of modern medical cosmetic technology, spot removal has become possible. One of the methods to remove spots is to use laser to remove spots. So what are the effects and side effects of using laser to remove spots?

Pigmentation refers to spots that are different from the surrounding colors. They are a type of pigmentation disorder that is caused by an increase in skin melanin. It is a common skin disease on the face that is brown or pigmented and disfiguring. It often occurs on the cheeks and forehead. They include freckles, coffee spots, sun spots, age spots, Nevus of Ota, Nevus of Ito, etc. They are more common in women and are related to genetics, sun exposure, and skin aging. Some spots will worsen after sun exposure.

The high incidence of pigmentation and the lack of ideal treatment have always been a major problem in skin beauty. Laser treatment provides a more ideal treatment method for pigmentation. Laser freckle removal is different from traditional chemical or physical peeling methods. It uses a less traumatic way to the skin to fundamentally remove freckles, so it is safer and more effective.

Laser freckle removal is safe and has no side effects. Except for pigmented spots, there will be no rebound after the treatment.

Basically, laser freckle removal has no side effects and no adverse reactions, but this depends on the quality of the treatment and whether the post-operative care is correct. Pay attention to your diet right after the treatment and avoid eating foods with high pigment content to prevent local deposition of pigments, such as coffee, and photosensitive foods such as celery.

In addition, after this treatment, the skin will become very sensitive and delicate, and it is easy to leave marks, so you need to pay attention to maintenance and sun protection in the few days after the operation, try to avoid going out, and be sure to use sunscreen. For exogenous pigments (tattoos, eyebrow tattoos, eyeliner tattoos, etc.), the effectiveness of laser treatment can reach 100%. Pigmentation spots may be cured or they may recur. Laser can only remove existing pigmentation but cannot prevent it from reappearing. Congenital birthmarks (such as nevus of Ota) are very effectively treated and will not recur after treatment, but multiple treatments are required.