Who is suitable for photon whitening and skin rejuvenation treatment?

Beauty technology is constantly improving as science and technology continue to update. The reason why many traditional beauty technologies have been eliminated is that they have failed to make up for their own shortcomings. Nowadays, photon whitening and skin rejuvenation treatment is very popular and is sought after by many women. So who is this beauty technology suitable for? In fact, photorejuvenation has almost no side effects, and it is very effective for those who want to improve skin wrinkles, dullness and other problems.

The specific wide-spectrum intense pulsed light of the photon rejuvenation device acts on the skin tissue, producing photothermal and photochemical effects, which rearrange the deep collagen fibers and elastic fibers and restore skin elasticity. At the same time, it enhances the function of vascular tissue, improves circulation, and makes the skin smooth, delicate and elastic.

The side effects of photorejuvenation and whitening are very small, almost non-existent, which is one of the biggest advantages of photorejuvenation treatment. However, like any treatment, the treatment itself has two sides. On the one hand, photorejuvenation is a good way to treat pigmented skin, but it also has the potential risk of causing changes in skin pigmentation.

Adapt to the crowd

1. The face begins to show signs of sagging, fine wrinkles, and aging-related skin changes. This type of people is also more suitable for photorejuvenation treatment.

2. Want to change the skin texture, hope that the skin will be more elastic, smoother, and improve dull skin.

3. There are dot-shaped pigmentation spots on the face, whether they are solar-induced or freckles. Usually these spots give you a "dirty face" feeling. Although powder is often used to cover them, they can never be covered up. This type of people is more suitable for photorejuvenation treatment.

4. Rough facial skin, enlarged pores, acne marks, and dilated facial capillaries. Such people can choose photorejuvenation treatment.

Contraindications

1. Pregnant women: Because the treatment causes varying degrees of pain, theoretically, it is impossible to completely rule out the potential impact on fetal development. Systemic use of tretinoin (treatment should be continued at least 2 months after cessation of use): These patients may have a temporary impairment of the underlying skin repair function.

2. Patients with melasma should be treated with caution. In most cases, photorejuvenation cannot solve the treatment problem of melasma. On the contrary, it sometimes makes the situation worse.

3. People with dark skin and prone to pigmentation should not use this method.