What are the precautions for laser mole removal?

Using laser to remove moles is a relatively common method that can be performed in a beauty salon. It is a method that uses laser to break up and decompose pigments in an instant. Because laser mole removal is a highly safe method, it can completely remove moles, and you can leave after the treatment is completed without affecting your work and life, so people like to use this method to remove moles.

Laser mole removal precautions are mainly manifested in the following aspects:

water proof

After laser mole removal, small wounds will appear, and these wounds are relatively shallow. Before these wounds scab over, they cannot come into contact with water, otherwise, it is easy to cause wound infection, which will leave obvious scars. Therefore, before the wound scabs over, never let the wound come into contact with water.

Sun protection

Moles are formed by the accumulation of melanin in the skin layer, so after completing laser mole removal, you should pay attention to sun protection to avoid the accumulation of melanin as much as possible. Otherwise, the mole will grow again due to incomplete removal of melanin during the mole removal process and failure to do a good job of sun protection.

diet

After laser mole removal, you should also pay attention to your diet. For example, do not eat spicy or irritating foods, as these foods will affect the scab formation of the wound. For example, don't eat ginger. Because when there is a wound, eating ginger can easily leave wrinkled scars, which we commonly call ginger bumps. Therefore, do not eat ginger or foods containing ginger until the wound has fully healed.