What are the effects of photorejuvenation?

After understanding the effects of photorejuvenation, many people are actually very supportive of it. With the development of current beauty technology, many technologies are very safe and effective. Photorejuvenation can not only improve facial spots, but also reduce pores and improve the rough skin condition. If you don’t know much about photorejuvenation, let’s take a look at the effects of photorejuvenation!

Photorejuvenation is actually a cosmetic treatment using pulsed strong light to eliminate/lighten various skin pigmentation spots, enhance skin elasticity, eliminate fine wrinkles, improve facial capillary dilation, improve enlarged facial pores and rough skin, and also improve yellow skin color. Photon freckle removal can simultaneously treat and improve facial blemishes such as pigmentation spots (such as freckles), red blood streaks, rosacea, acne scars, as well as aging phenomena such as enlarged pores and wrinkles. Photorejuvenation technology can treat the surface and deep layers of the skin, rejuvenating the skin and bringing beneficial biostimulation effects to the deep skin, resulting in smoother new skin at the treatment site. This treatment can also be used on other parts of the body such as the neck, chest and hands.

Taboo group

1. People with dark skin and prone to pigmentation should not undergo photorejuvenation. Because this type of people must increase the degree of photon stimulation and the intensity of photon irradiation to achieve the effect. Once it exceeds the safe range, it will further stimulate pigment production and cause skin burns.

2. Some skin problems, such as freckles, are related to heredity and genes. Even if they are solved at the time, they are likely to recur soon.

3. Photorejuvenation is not suitable for people who are allergic to photosensitivity, have local and systemic inflammation, have a defective immune system, have scarring, have recently used photosensitivity drugs, are pregnant, have abnormal blood coagulation, or are currently using aspirin or antioxidants.

Precautions

1. Do not wear makeup on the first day after freckle removal, especially if the skin is red. Do not rub the area, and do not think it is an allergy and apply some ointment. This is the process of skin repair.

2. Prepare a clean towel, soak it with water, put it in a bag and freeze it in the refrigerator (for no less than 4 hours). When you get home from work, take out a towel and wash your face with cold water. It is best to use a neutral facial cleanser, apply an appropriate amount of toner, and apply a softened cold towel to your face.

3. The skin after photorejuvenation is extremely sensitive. Be sure to apply sunscreen when going out and try to avoid exposure to strong light. Apply sunscreen once in the morning and at noon. Try to shorten the time spent outdoors and replenish sunscreen every 2 to 3 hours.