Is it possible to remove genetic freckles with laser?

Hereditary freckles are a type of stubborn pigmentation that usually develops on the face around puberty and after childbirth. With the continuous development of medical cosmetic technology, there are now many ways to treat hereditary freckles on the market, such as laser beauty. Laser freckle removal has the characteristics of rapid effectiveness, and can also break the source of melanin that forms freckles from the root of the skin.

Mainly targeting chloasma, pigmentation spots, age spots, freckles, etc. (excluding black birthmarks, etc.). The technology of laser freckle removal can be used for common cosmetic lasers such as: strong light, KTP532 laser, Q-switched pigment laser, image beam laser, etc. Because lasers have various wavelengths, the light beams they produce will also have different colors due to different wavelengths. Therefore, there are many terms such as "color light", "red laser", and "green laser" among the people.

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Among the many methods of removing spots, the effect of phototherapy is relatively thorough. It has gradually become a common way for many people to change various spots. By irradiating the surface of the skin, the phototherapy can reach the deep layer of the skin, decompose the deposited pigments, and thus eliminate the spots. It can also achieve the effect of deep care when removing spots, and has a therapeutic effect on many skin problems. It can achieve very obvious results for various phenomena such as various fine wrinkles, red blood streaks, rough skin, etc., and have a therapeutic effect on the deep layers of the skin.

Patients with hereditary pigmentation need timely treatment and intervention. Especially female patients will have their normal marriage and life affected by hereditary pigmentation. Although laser freckle removal is effective, patients also need to make choices based on their own physical condition, face up to the possible side effects of laser freckle removal, and be fully prepared mentally before undergoing laser treatment.