Spots become more severe after photorejuvenation

In order to make their skin look more hydrated and smooth, many women choose to undergo photorejuvenation. Photorejuvenation can be said to be a very mature technology now, but some people find that their spots become more serious after photorejuvenation. In fact, photorejuvenation cannot guarantee that every consumer can get fair skin through this technology. Photorejuvenation still has some contraindications.

Preoperative preparation

1. For those who use topical A acid ointment or freckle removal products, it is recommended to stop taking the medicine for 1 week before starting treatment;

2. Do not do laser, dermabrasion, or fruit acid peeling beauty treatments one week before photorejuvenation treatment;

3. Take ACMETEA 20 days before surgery, twice a day, one bag each time, 12 grams per bag, to prepare for surgery fully;

4. Avoid strong sunlight or outdoor SPA within one month before photorejuvenation treatment;

5. Inflammed skin, wounds and suppurative skin are not suitable for treatment;

6. For those who take oral A acid, it is recommended to stop taking the drug for 3 months before starting treatment;

7. If you have a history of photosensitivity, skin lesions, or immune system abnormalities, you need to communicate with your doctor.

Contraindications

1. Those who have been exposed to sunlight within one month or are likely to be exposed to sunlight after treatment.

2. Pregnant women. Pregnant women are in an extraordinary period both physically and psychologically.

3. Patients with epilepsy, diabetes, and bleeding tendency.

4. Patients with severe heart disease and hypertension.

5. People with scar-prone constitution or skin infection at the treatment site. For people with a scar-prone constitution, keloids may not be formed by wounds, but simply by scratching or mechanical stimulation. The stimulation of strong light may trigger the same reaction.

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.