What are the hazards of pulsed light?

The female economy is an economy that many people want to engage in. Women not only put a lot of effort into dressing, but also work hard on beauty. Because this market is very large, there are many products related to female beauty care. With the discovery of science, people have more and more means of beauty. Photon beauty, also known as pulse light beauty, has become an important way for many women to improve their skin. In fact, pulse light is good for the skin, but it also has many side effects. Let’s talk about what are the hazards of pulse light?

IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) is a high-intensity, wide-spectrum, non-continuous light source, also known as intense pulsed light. Photorejuvenation technology uses intense pulsed light to directly irradiate the skin to produce photobiochemical effects. On the one hand, it can regenerate and rearrange the collagen fibers and elastic fibers in the skin, restore skin elasticity, improve facial microcirculation, and eliminate or reduce wrinkles. On the other hand, intense pulsed light can penetrate the skin and be preferentially absorbed by the pigment groups and capillaries in the tissue. The heat energy can coagulate the blood without damaging normal skin tissue, and the pigment groups are destroyed by thermal decomposition, thereby treating capillary dilation, removing spots, and removing excess hair.

Pain, redness, swelling, peeling, blisters, scabs, skin pigmentation, and even permanent scars during treatment are all possible side effects of pulsed light therapy. Carefully choosing a doctor is the most important thing we need to pay attention to when receiving pulsed light treatment.

What are the hazards of pulsed light? After reading the introduction above, I believe everyone has a new understanding of beauty. Pulsed light has a very good effect on treating acne marks, blackheads, fading spots, and refining skin. Therefore, it is liked by many people, but some people will also have some bad effects because of this. Pulsed light has both good and bad effects on the skin, so everyone must treat it with caution when doing beauty.