Side effects of photorejuvenation

Some people don't know much about photorejuvenation. In fact, photorejuvenation is a cosmetic technique, and people call it the twin brother of hair removal. Photorejuvenation uses an instrument to stimulate the skin, which can restore the skin to its original elasticity and luster. What are the side effects of photorejuvenation?

We generally think that since photorejuvenation is done using instruments, there will definitely be some side effects. Experts say that photorejuvenation is actually a physical treatment method that is suitable for different skin types and will not cause damage to the skin. So photorejuvenation has no side effects. Below we will briefly introduce the side effects of photorejuvenation and the people who are not suitable for it.

Side effects of photorejuvenation

Photorejuvenation itself has no side effects, and the treatment does not harm the stratum corneum of the skin and is very safe. Currently, the most advanced method in the world is phototherapy. The treatment for skin rejuvenation mainly uses OPT, E-light, and IPL light, which use photodynamics to act on the superficial epidermis to achieve the effect of skin rejuvenation. Phototherapy can help you effectively lighten and remove freckles on your skin, but because the formation of freckles is related to genetics, it is impossible to completely eradicate them and prevent them from rebounding using existing medical technology. Proper sun protection after treatment can effectively delay the rebound time of freckles. However, the safety of photorejuvenation is inseparable from the technology of the doctor and the hospital. If you choose an irregular hospital and a doctor with unqualified skills, photorejuvenation will have certain side effects on the skin.

Not suitable for people

1. Absolutely contraindicated during pregnancy.

2. People with epilepsy or diabetes seeking beauty treatments.

3. Those who have serious heart disease or high blood pressure must be cautious, otherwise it may have serious consequences.

4. Needless to say, people with photosensitive skin or who have used photosensitizing drugs should also avoid photobeauty treatments.

5. If you have been exposed to the sun within one month or are likely to be exposed to the sun within one month after treatment, you should avoid photorejuvenation.

6. For patients with scar-prone constitution or infected skin in the treatment area, local scarring may occur or the infection may spread, so the most sensible choice is to give up.

Now that we know about the side effects of photorejuvenation and the people who are not suitable for it, we hope to draw everyone's attention and advise them not to blindly choose photorejuvenation for the sake of beauty. Of course, people who can use photorejuvenation can use it with confidence. It will not cause side effects to the body and is a safe and effective beauty method.