What to do if your face becomes red and peeling after removing freckles

Facial spots are very annoying for people, because they can seriously damage their image and cause a great blow to their self-confidence. Therefore, freckle removal is a very popular item in life. However, removing freckles is not such an easy thing. Some people will suffer certain abnormalities during the process. Let’s take a look at what to do if your face becomes red and peeling during freckle removal?

If your face becomes red after removing spots, it may be related to the spot removal product you used. It is recommended that you stop using it first, keep your skin moisturized and clean, drink more water, pay attention to your diet, and be sure not to eat anything too spicy or irritating.

Laser pigmentation removal will cause damage to the subcutaneous tissue, so after the operation and during the treatment, the skin will become red and stinging. If it becomes red and peels, you should first consider whether the skin has an allergic reaction under the stimulation of the laser. You should go to the hospital for a check-up to confirm the cause. You can take some anti-allergic drugs, pay attention to a light diet, drink plenty of water, and avoid eating spicy and irritating foods that cause large-area itching. Avoid direct eye contact.

It may be an allergy, which can be treated with oral terfenadine and cetirizine. In severe cases, steroid hormones such as prednisone tablets and vitamin C tablets can be used for treatment. If local itching is severe or there is a rash, calamine lotion or dermatitis cream and pyrisone cream can be used to achieve temporary therapeutic effects. Eat less food that may cause allergies and use less cosmetics that may cause allergies.

Don't treat freckles blindly, otherwise they won't be removed. Many freckle creams available nowadays cannot remove freckles. Because the root cause of the spots is not solved, the spots will recur.

If it is an acute allergic symptom such as itching, rash, subcutaneous lumps, peeling, cracking, etc., you can first take oral desensitization drugs such as chlorpheniramine, cetirizine, or loratadine.

Finally, if pigmentation appears on the facial skin after laser treatment, it is necessary to take further consolidation treatment under the guidance of a doctor, such as replenishing qi and blood, promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis, according to the physical condition. In daily life, eat more vegetables and fruits.