Precautions after laser scar removal

Scars on the face make people feel scary and uncomfortable. Although it doesn’t matter to others, it is a psychological barrier that you can’t get over. Appearance has a great impact on a person, and may even lead to inferiority and conceit. In order to avoid this situation from getting worse, laser scar removal can be used for treatment. After laser scar removal, patients should be aware of some precautions.

Postoperative Care

The effect is obvious and definite. It adopts minimally invasive technology and provides targeted treatment for different scar tissue morphologies. It is simple, painless and has no side effects. Obvious results can be seen after one treatment. However, it cannot treat all scars. The recovery period after treatment is also very important. If the patient does not pay attention, it will affect the treatment effect. Especially in the summer when the sun is strong, if the ultraviolet protection cannot be thorough, it will affect the treatment effect.

Laser scar removal can improve bad skin tissue and pigmented tissue. Since laser has very precise targeting, it will not damage the surrounding healthy skin and can achieve the effect of scar removal. The recovery time after surgery is very short, and the surgical wound will generally heal after 3-10 days. It only takes a few weeks for your skin to become smooth and flat again. During this period, you can also cooperate with dietary treatment. In your daily diet, pay attention to eating more fruits, eggs, lean meat, meat slices and other foods rich in vitamins C, E and essential amino acids for better recovery from surgery.

Laser scar removal surgery can help you easily remove scars from your body. The surgery is very safe for most people and there will be no complications, so you can rest assured to have the surgery.

Postoperative issues

1. After undergoing laser scar removal surgery, the patient may experience varying degrees of local redness, swelling, and slight bleeding, followed by scabs, pigmentation, or hypopigmentation. These are all normal phenomena and do not require treatment.

2. Patients should keep the treated area dry and clean, avoid getting it wet, do not wear makeup, and avoid scratching, rubbing, and sun exposure. After the wound has scabbed over, let it fall off naturally, and do not peel it off prematurely.

3. During the recovery period of laser scar removal, patients should eat a light diet, avoid spicy and irritating foods, quit smoking and drinking, and avoid strenuous exercise.

4. Strictly follow the doctor's instructions and take antibiotics and other medicines on time.

5. If exudation, infection or other conditions occur, you should contact your doctor immediately and do not take any medication on your own.