Will laser treatment of melasma cause recurrence?

Chloasma on the skin is usually caused by genetics, and may also be caused by mental stress, sun exposure and other reasons. For chloasma, avoid sun exposure on the skin on a daily basis. Eat foods rich in vitamins which are good for the skin. You can go for an endocrine check and get Chinese medicine to improve the condition. Some people choose laser treatment for chloasma. Will laser treatment of chloasma cause rebound? Let’s take a look at it next.

1. Will laser treatment of melasma cause recurrence?

It will not rebound, but it is easy to leave pigmentation, which can easily be interpreted as a rebound. Compared with topical medications, various medical cosmetic techniques such as laser, photon, E-light, black-faced doll, drug spotting, liquid nitrogen freezing, etc. can produce irreversible removal effects on various freckles, chloasma, zygomatic hyperpigmentation and other pigment spots, and are truly effective means of removing spots. However, the pigmentation that follows is a problem that worries medical beauty practitioners and can easily lead consumers to misunderstand that pigmentation will reappear after freckles are removed. The skin of the yellow race is prone to secondary pigmentation (commonly known as pigment reflux and pigment marks turning darker) within 1-20 days after the wound heals and the scab falls off. The use of Gratitude Hall's anti-pigmentation whitening mask can reorganize the new stratum corneum of human skin during the keratin metabolism and healing cycle, form a complex with the copper ions in the melanin that forms spots, and block the formation of melanin. It can effectively remove oxygen free radicals, and at the same time it can also lighten the pigments deposited in the skin and whiten the skin. The active ingredients can quickly reconstruct a lipid bilayer similar to the skin's own, effectively repair the skin, improve the skin's resistance to irritation, and reduce skin sensitivity.

2. Topical medications

It is the simplest and most commonly used treatment method. Topical tyrosinase inhibitor ointment, such as 5% hydroquinone cream, 2-4% kojic acid cream and 3% arbutin. There are different degrees of therapeutic effects after application.

3. Peeling therapy

Topical application of trichloroacetic acid solution can exfoliate the epidermis and remove pigmentation spots. Liquid nitrogen cryotherapy can cause the epidermis to freeze and necrotize and then peel off to remove pigments. Grinding surgery uses a grinding head to grind off a layer of the epidermis to achieve the purpose of removing pigments.