Will photorejuvenation cause scabs?

Photorejuvenation is actually a very common cosmetic technique. For many women who love beauty, photorejuvenation is very suitable. However, many friends are worried that photorejuvenation will cause scarring and leave scars. So, will photorejuvenation cause scabs? Actually, yes. However, experts tell us that scarring after photorejuvenation is a normal phenomenon and will not cause residual scars on the skin.

Photorejuvenation is an advanced high-tech beauty project that uses a specific wide-spectrum color light to directly irradiate the skin surface. It can penetrate deep into the skin, selectively act on subcutaneous pigments or blood vessels, decompose spots, and close abnormal capillaries. At the same time, photons can also stimulate the proliferation of subcutaneous collagen. Therefore, photorejuvenation is the best choice for daily skin care.

The general steps of the operation: ① Wear goggles and keep your eyes closed throughout the operation. ② First apply special cold gel on the treatment area. During the treatment, gently place the light-guiding crystal of the treatment head of the photorejuvenation device on the skin to be treated and start releasing intense pulsed light. At this time, you will feel the warmth of beams of light entering. ③The therapeutic light-guiding gel is a water-soluble substance and can be washed off with clean water after treatment.

After photorejuvenation, especially after the first treatment, the color of the spots may become darker. Don't worry, they will fade within a week. Pay attention to sun protection and apply sunscreen (SPF ≥ 15). There are no special dietary requirements. Maintaining the effects of photorejuvenation is closely related to one's own living habits and environment, such as the effects of ultraviolet rays, skin care, the use of sunscreens and drugs, bad work and eating habits, etc. Therefore, special attention should be paid to the adjustment of work and living conditions.

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.