The first step to get rid of blemishes: know yourself and know your enemy and be smart about distinguishing blemishes
In fact, 45% of women don’t know exactly what type of blemishes they have, and care or treat them without a goal. This is often ineffective. Therefore, to become a “macro” queen and eliminate facial blemishes, the first step is to know each other and learn to distinguish various blemishes.
The second step of spot removal: laser spot removal
In recent years, the use of laser spot removal has been the mainstream of the medical beauty industry, with the advantages of fast process and ideal effect. However, there are so many different laser blemish removal procedures on the market that it is inevitable to be confused. Therefore, it is important to consult a professional doctor before undergoing such treatment to choose the right one.
Point1: Photorejuvenation to eliminate stubborn pigmentation
Photorejuvenation is an advanced high-tech cosmetic procedure that penetrates deep into the skin and acts on subcutaneous pigment clusters or blood vessels to break down pigmentation, lift various skin imperfections, stimulate subcutaneous collagen production, and make your skin more radiant and elastic.
Who are the most suitable people for photon in skin whitening?
It is most suitable for people who wish to maintain good skin condition and need to get rid of pigmentation spots, wrinkles, skin dullness caused by long-term UV radiation, shrink pores, rejuvenate skin, remove hair, remove acne marks, capillary dilation and other effects.
How long does it take to get rid of spots?
It depends on the type of skin pigmentation spots, the size and severity of the area to be treated. If time allows, it usually needs to be done three to five times, every 3-4 weeks, lasting twenty minutes each time. For busy modern people it is also possible to switch to maintenance treatments after a course of treatment, at intervals of six months to a year each, to effectively maintain the skin in good condition.
What should I pay attention to after the procedure?
It is best not to wear makeup for a day after photorejuvenation; pay attention to sun protection after surgery, always use sunscreen with spf30-50 when you go out; use moisturizing mask regularly after surgery.
Point2: Laser eliminates stubborn pigmentation
For nevus of Ota, stubborn freckles, etc., simple photorejuvenation cannot achieve satisfactory treatment effect, and 755nm, 532nm, 694nm or 1064nm pulsed laser is needed for treatment.
Treatment principle?
These wavelengths of laser can be selectively absorbed by melanin vesicles and pigment particles in melanocytes in the skin within a very short time, and cause the melanocytes to explode, crush and turn into tiny fragments without affecting the surrounding normal tissues. The destroyed pigment vesicles are phagocytosed, transferred and cleared by macrophages in the dermis in the following months. Usually the lesions become increasingly black (or coffee-colored) after several treatments, and the normal skin tone gradually shows through.
How should I care after treatment?
1.Keep clean, avoid infection and abrasion.
2, the treatment site has a scab need to fall off by themselves, do not use your hands to remove, otherwise there will be pigmentation.
3.After the scabs fall off, there may be temporary pigmentation in the area, so you can apply sunscreen and spot removal products reasonably.
4.After laser treatment, there will be a slight burning sensation and slight reddening of the skin in the treatment area, which is a normal reaction. If necessary, local cold compresses can be applied to relieve or eliminate the redness and heat.