What are the side effects of C6 laser freckle removal?

C6 laser freckle removal is a very common laser and is also a common cosmetic method. Many women prefer to use laser to remove facial freckles. As people age 30 to 40, their body secretions will change, usually showing endocrine disorders. Estrogen levels in women will also be high or low, which can cause pigmentation due to hormonal instability. However, C6 laser freckle removal is not truly safe and may have side effects.

The C6 laser can emit red or green laser according to the depth of the color of the freckles. The treatment process is very safe and gives most freckle patients a satisfactory response. For the yellow race, a few people still have faint marks after freckle treatment with C6 laser freckle removal technology, and for some people the color even darkens in a short period of time. This phenomenon is called pigmentation, which is a reaction of the skin to laser treatment and only occurs in a small number of patients with special constitutions. After a course of systematic treatment, coupled with appropriate postoperative care, the pigmentation problem can be significantly improved.

Side effects of C6 laser freckle removal

However, laser freckle removal itself has no side effects, but if the operation is improper, it will also produce some negative effects:

1. Burns to the skin. If the laser energy is too high during treatment, the skin will not be able to withstand it, resulting in redness, swelling, blisters, and even burns to the subcutaneous tissue under the epidermis, leading to irreparable consequences.

2. Scars. Generally speaking, due to its high accuracy, the size and depth of treatment can be strictly controlled, and no scars will be left after the operation. However, if the burn is too deep due to improper operation (the operator is not professional enough and has an inaccurate grasp of the treatment depth and time), it is easy to form depressed scars or hypertrophic scars. Once formed, treatment should be initiated immediately.

3. Pigmentation. That is, the skin color becomes darker after laser freckle removal. Some of this is due to the emergency response of individual skin types to laser stimulation, and some is caused by inflammatory pigmentation after surgery. It is very rare for pigmentation to occur if the correct laser freckle removal method is chosen. It usually disappears on its own 2-3 months after the operation and is a temporary phenomenon.

From the above, we can see that the side effects of laser freckle removal are caused by operational errors during the laser surgery. Therefore, the side effects of laser freckle removal are not inevitable.