How many steps does the laser freckle removal process take? Is it painful?

Many people have a need for cosmetic freckle removal and are also interested in laser freckle removal, but they dare not try it. In fact, before choosing medical beauty, it is right to treat it with caution. You should have a full understanding of the process and principles of laser freckle removal, and then make a decision whether to do laser freckle removal. Only by truly understanding this beauty project can you really feel at ease to do it.

1. The laser freckle removal process is divided into several steps

1. Facial cleansing

2. Preoperative care

3. Apply anesthetic cream

4. Start treatment

During picosecond laser treatment, the eyes will be covered to prevent laser damage to the eyes.

①. No skin burns during treatment

Because picosecond lasers have only half the energy of traditional lasers, the thermal damage to skin tissue is also reduced by half.

②, there will be no anti-black problem

Picosecond laser energy is instantly focused and penetrates into the surface of the skin, accelerating the decomposition and metabolism of melanin particles. It is not easy to remain in the skin, greatly reducing postoperative redness, swelling, and darkening.

③. Honeycomb instant lens

The epidermal cavitation effect can protect the epidermis from wounds, initiate the mechanism of tissue repair, and provide more diverse treatments.

5. Moisturizing and maintenance after surgery

After the picosecond laser treatment, the skin will be slightly red, and a warming mask should be applied immediately. After 3 hours, the redness on my face has subsided and my skin no longer feels dry.

2. Is the laser freckle removal process painful?

The intensity of pain produced during laser freckle removal treatment is closely related to the laser equipment used and the set treatment parameters. If pulsed intense light treatment is used, the patient will feel slight pain, which most patients can tolerate. If Q-switched laser treatment is used, anesthetics need to be applied locally before treatment to relieve pain and prevent some patients from being unable to tolerate it and affecting the treatment effect.