Can photorejuvenation whiten your skin?

Photorejuvenation is a new plastic surgery method, but this method does not require surgery for the patient. Instead, it uses photons to whiten and rejuvenate the patient's skin. After all, women's skin will become worse and worse as they age. Not only will it become dull, but it will also be prone to wrinkles. At this time, some skin rejuvenation is needed, and photorejuvenation is the best one. So can photorejuvenation whiten the skin?

Photorejuvenation sequelae

The technology used in photorejuvenation treatment is photons, which, on the one hand, are a very good treatment for pigmented skin diseases, but they also have the potential risk of causing pigmentary changes in the skin.

There are huge differences between each person. Perhaps a small number of people may develop pigmentation spots, and a very small number of people may develop acne-like rashes and blisters. What symptoms appear vary from person to person, depending on the individual's antibody ability and the skin's tissue structure.

Some people may experience redness, swelling, and scabs due to a greater reaction to light energy due to their skin type or body constitution. This is a normal reaction. The feeling of dryness and tightness on the skin after exposure to light is a common side effect of photorejuvenation.

Temporary darkening: Since the spots will absorb more energy and the pigment will become darker, people will mistakenly think that the spots have darkened. This is a temporary side effect of photorejuvenation.

Although there will be some consequences, this does not apply to everyone. Only a very small number of people will experience the sequelae of photorejuvenation. Therefore, as long as you go to a regular hospital for treatment, there will be no major impact.

Precautions for photorejuvenation

1. After photorejuvenation, a large amount of moisture in the epidermis of the skin will be lost, so the skin will easily break out and flake. After the skin has recovered for a period of time, you should use some intensive moisturizing skin care products.

2. After photorejuvenation, scabs will usually form on the skin. In this case, the scabs will fall off in about a week. At this time, all you need to do is keep the wound dry and clean.

3. In order to achieve better results of photorejuvenation, some professional plastic surgeons will recommend that you take some vitamin C and E orally before undergoing photorejuvenation to promote skin metabolism.