What are the effects of photorejuvenation?

For women, beautiful skin and good looks are personal assets. In today's popular age of appearance, we must learn various methods to make ourselves more beautiful. With the development of science and technology, the cosmetic surgery industry has always been in the spotlight. More and more people are using technology for beauty treatments. If you want to make your skin smoother, what are the effects of photorejuvenation?

Photorejuvenation

Preoperative preparation

1. For those who use topical A acid ointment or freckle removal products, it is recommended to stop the medication for 1 week before starting treatment;

2. Do not do laser, dermabrasion, or fruit acid peeling beauty treatments one week before photorejuvenation treatment;

3. Take ACMETEA 20 days before the operation, twice a day, one bag each time, 12 grams per bag, to prepare for the operation;

4. Avoid strong sunlight or outdoor SPA within one month before photorejuvenation treatment;

5. Inflammed skin, wounds and suppurative skin are not suitable for treatment;

6. For those who take oral A acid, it is recommended to stop taking the drug for 3 months before starting treatment;

7. If you have a history of photosensitivity, skin lesions, or immune system abnormalities, you need to communicate with your doctor.

Surgical procedures

The general steps of the operation: ① Wear goggles and keep your eyes closed throughout the operation. ② First apply special cold gel on the treatment area. During the treatment, gently place the light-guiding crystal of the treatment head of the photorejuvenation device on the skin to be treated and start releasing intense pulsed light. At this time, you will feel the warmth of beams of light entering. ③The therapeutic light-guiding gel is a water-soluble substance and can be washed off with clean water after treatment.

effect

Intense pulsed light can quickly and effectively decompose facial pigment particles, improve the overall quality of the skin, and effectively improve acne, wrinkles, enlarged pores, and photoaged skin. The intense pulsed light produced by photorejuvenation can produce a photochemical effect on the skin, restore its original elasticity, stimulate fibroblast precursor cells to secrete more collagen, smooth out fine wrinkles, and lift and tighten the skin. In addition, photons can penetrate the skin without damage and be selectively absorbed by the pigment clusters in the tissues and the hemoglobin in their blood vessels. Without damaging normal tissue cells, the dilated blood vessels, pigment clusters, pigment cells, etc. are destroyed and decomposed, thereby achieving the effect of removing spots, whitening, and removing red blood streaks.