Is photorejuvenation effective?

Photorejuvenation is a common beauty technology in life. It mainly uses laser skin rejuvenation. It is widely used among women, and many skin problems can be solved through photorejuvenation. Compared with many cosmetic technologies, the effect of photorejuvenation is more obvious and can treat many skin problems. Although photorejuvenation is widely used, the effects vary because each person faces different skin problems. Moreover, some people have certain taboos about photorejuvenation. Regarding photorejuvenation, it is also necessary to pay attention to whether there is any sensitivity. So, is photorejuvenation effective on the skin?

1. Better effect

Photorejuvenation has a good effect and almost no side effects. It also has great advantages. It is less damaging and has stable and rapid effects. It is a major advancement in the treatment of skin problems. However, photon skin rejuvenation is further developed on the basis of laser skin rejuvenation. In the beginning, there were some problems with laser skin rejuvenation. Since laser is a single-beam interventional enhancement with strong directionality and specificity, the biological effect on skin tissue varies according to the power, so only a certain symptom of the skin can be treated at a time.

2. Taboo

Theoretically, the side effects of photorejuvenation are very small, but attention should be paid to its contraindications, such as photosensitivity and patients who have recently used photosensitivity drugs: such people are sensitive to light and are prone to skin damage after treatment. Pregnant women: Because the treatment causes varying degrees of pain, theoretically, the potential impact on fetal development cannot be completely ruled out.

3. Efficacy

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.