How long does it take to recover from laser freckle removal? How to take care of it?

Currently, the most commonly used method for removing freckles in the medical cosmetology field is laser. Laser has a fast effect and no toxic side effects, bringing good news to many women who are troubled by freckles. However, it should be pointed out that although laser freckle removal is painless, it can still be regarded as a skin surgery in essence, so you must pay attention to recovery after laser freckle removal.

1. How long does it take for the skin to recover after laser freckle removal?

Within 3 days after laser freckle removal, there will be slight exudation on the skin surface. Patients should be careful to avoid getting it wet and not do strenuous exercise to prevent infection. 3-7 days after treatment, a thin layer of scab will appear on the skin surface and will gradually fall off automatically. Do not pick it off with your hands if the scab has not fallen off. Generally, the skin can return to its ideal state about a week after laser freckle removal treatment.

2. How to take care after laser freckle removal?

1. Key points of postoperative care after non-invasive skin laser treatment

1. You can wash your face normally after treatment;

2. Avoid using cleansing products containing soap base;

3. If your skin is dry and peeling, use a moisturizing cream with repairing function after cleansing;

4. Stop using products containing ingredients such as fruit acid, salicylic acid, high-concentration L-C, and vitamin A;

5. Try to avoid sun exposure and use physical sunscreens as appropriate.

2. Key points of postoperative care for minimally invasive skin laser treatment

1. After treatment, the skin is sensitive to heat, so avoid using hot water to wash the treated area. Use warm or cold water to wash. Be as gentle as possible when washing and do not rub it hard.

2. When the strong light acts on the skin, a large amount of free water is lost at the moment of treatment. Therefore, most patients will feel dry and dehydrated skin after treatment. Therefore, water should be replenished in time after the treatment.

3. During the recovery period, do not touch the treated area with water, do not perform skin care, do not apply makeup or rub;

4. Avoid strenuous exercise during the recovery period to avoid excessive sweating, which may lead to skin infection or delay the repair process;

5. After treatment, apply ice compress or cold spray appropriately according to the severity of skin reaction;

6. Avoid taking photosensitive foods and drugs during treatment;

7. The scabs during the recovery period will generally fall off on their own in about 7-10 days. Do not peel them off manually to avoid pigmentation and scarring.

8. During the recovery period, pay attention to sun protection, apply sunscreen and use a parasol when going out.