The dangers of photorejuvenation, these four points are scary!

In real life, some people try every possible means to remove wrinkles, and photorejuvenation is one of them. Little do people know that this method is effective at first, but it can cause great harm later on. Skin dehydration, dryness, burns, infections and allergies are common phenomena.

1. Dry skin

Photorejuvenation will speed up the skin's metabolism after being irradiated by photons, which may cause the accelerated loss of water and nutrients in the skin, resulting in dry and dehydrated skin. In addition, the skin is more fragile during photorejuvenation, so you must do a good job of sun protection and moisturizing, otherwise it will easily cause new skin problems.

2. Skin may burn

If you have a dark complexion and pigmentation easily deposited on your skin, it is easy for your skin to be burned when undergoing photorejuvenation. This is because when they are doing photorejuvenation, they need to increase the intensity of photon irradiation in order to help achieve the effect of skin rejuvenation. Once the intensity of photon radiation exceeds the safe range, it can easily cause skin burns and stimulate the production of pigments.

3. Skin infection and allergy

If the quality of the cold gel applied to the treatment area before photorejuvenation is not up to standard, or if other cosmetics of unguaranteed quality are used during photorejuvenation, it is easy to develop pigmentation, facial spots, darkening of the skin, etc. after photorejuvenation. If it contains microorganisms, it may cause facial skin infection, skin allergies, redness and swelling and other problems.

4. Poor effect and easy relapse

Photorejuvenation is very effective, but it is not suitable for everyone. If you are allergic to light, have local or systemic inflammation, are pregnant, or are taking medications such as aspirin, you should avoid photorejuvenation. Especially those who have skin problems such as freckles should pay attention that the effect of photorejuvenation will appear very poor, and recurrence is likely to occur shortly after the operation, and severe cases may even aggravate skin problems.