The dangers of photorejuvenation

I believe everyone should know about photorejuvenation. Many women are particularly fond of beauty. Especially some people’s skin condition will become worse when they reach middle age, so they will think of some ways to make their skin better. In addition to using some skin care products, they will also choose some artificial methods. The most common one is photorejuvenation. Do you know the dangers of photorejuvenation? Let’s learn about it below.

Photorejuvenation is a very popular beauty method nowadays and has been favored by many women. Its effect is also very good. If a woman undergoes photorejuvenation, her skin will become very white and tender, making her look younger. But are you aware of the dangers of photorejuvenation?

1. What is Photorejuvenation?

Photorejuvenation is actually a cosmetic treatment using pulsed strong light to eliminate/lighten various skin pigmentation spots, enhance skin elasticity, eliminate fine wrinkles, improve facial capillary dilation, improve enlarged facial pores and rough skin, and also improve yellow skin color.

2. Is photorejuvenation harmful?

Everything has two sides, and photorejuvenation is no exception. Although photorejuvenation is a currently reliable method of whitening and removing spots that can solve various skin blemishes, it also has the risk of causing skin pigmentation changes and some complications. However, as long as you follow the doctor's instructions, the harm of photorejuvenation can be effectively prevented.

If photorejuvenation is said to be absolutely safe and its efficacy is exaggerated infinitely, it is definitely misleading and irresponsible. Some treatments performed in beauty salons are even more unreliable.

3. What does the occurrence of photorejuvenation hazards have to do with?

Whether the harm of photorejuvenation will occur or not depends on whether the patient is suitable for the operation: there are huge differences among individual human bodies. People who are allergic to light, have local and systemic inflammation, have a defective immune system, have a scarred constitution, have recently used photosensitivity drugs, are pregnant, have abnormal blood coagulation, and are currently using aspirin or antioxidants are generally not suitable for photorejuvenation.

The hazards of photorejuvenation are closely related to postoperative care: no special skin care is required after surgery, but it is recommended to use skin care products under the guidance of a doctor, including stopping the use of all functional cosmetics, prohibiting the use of various chemical peeling treatments, prohibiting skin grinding and the use of scrub cleansers, etc. Pay attention to moisturizing and sun protection after surgery.

Many women desire to look like they are in their twenties no matter how old they are. Every woman does not want to grow old, so they will continue to choose skin care products. Some people choose photorejuvenation, but women who want to do photorejuvenation must pay attention to the harms of photorejuvenation and not only focus on beauty but also on the health of their body.