Pigmentation is generally an acquired form of pigmentation. Laser pigmentation removal has been practiced for a long time and is very safe and effective. The principle of laser pigmentation removal is that different types of lasers produce different light and wavelengths, and a specific wavelength of laser is only absorbed by the pigment of the corresponding color. Moreover, only the specific pigment cells absorb the specific laser light, while the normal skin tissue will not be damaged, so laser pigmentation removal will leave almost no scarring.
Steps
Step 1: Find a hospital
To be more precise, it is crucial to find a good and qualified doctor, so choose a regular hospital to find an experienced doctor with good reputation.
Step 2: Communicate with the doctor
It is necessary to fully understand the purpose of this laser, as well as the type of laser used, to relieve the fear of laser blemish removal and the results you want to achieve, so communication with the doctor is necessary.
Step 3: Decide whether to take anesthesia or not
Generally speaking, anesthesia is not required for laser blemish removal, but some beauty lovers are sensitive, so the doctor needs to determine whether anesthesia is required and the way of anesthesia.
Step 4: Wash your face
In order to avoid infection during the scabbing process, you should wash your face when you undergo laser blemish removal.
Step 5: Wear protective glasses
Both the doctor and you need to wear special protective glasses to avoid possible injuries caused by the high energy laser.
Step 6: Aim and fire
The laser beam is fired little by little and the treatment time varies from a few minutes to half an hour depending on the area of skin to be treated.
Step 7: Continue treatment
The doctor will recommend a second or third treatment after the skin has been repaired.
Step 8: Skin recovery period
Avoid sunlight for three months and use sunscreen regularly. Individuals’ pigmentation may even deepen, but it will fade after 3-6 months, and the laser spot removal is finally completed.
Care
Laser blemish removal does not have any side effects, but if you do not follow the medical advice after treatment, it may cause pigmentation and other problems, so the care after treatment is crucial.
1.After laser blemish removal, some people will experience skin redness and swelling, which is a normal phenomenon, and sometimes there will be slight bleeding, which is a normal phenomenon and will subside soon.
2.Usually the scab will recede in a week or so, after the scab is removed, the skin is the most tender and becomes pink, at this time, you must ensure the cleanliness of the skin and prevent sunlight.
3, If you go out, do a good job of sun protection.
4, three months later, review on time, according to the situation for the next step in treatment.
5, strictly prohibit the consumption of spicy, prohibit smoking and alcohol and other stimulating food.
How to guarantee the treatment effect
1, The effect of laser spot removal depends on the physician. The physician’s degree of grasp of the condition and treatment experience are very important. Because the wavelength emitted by the laser spot removal instrument is judged by the doctor, and a professional laser beauty doctor must be a trained dermatologist to ensure the safety and effect of the treatment.
2.The effect of laser blemish removal depends on the instrument. There are certainly differences in the efficacy of different equipment.
3.The effect of laser spot removal has a lot to do with the beauty seekers themselves. This point is also very important. The main point is that laser spot removal is not suitable for everyone, but has its own contraindicated group. If the applicant is not suitable to do it, he should give up, otherwise danger will happen.
In addition, to ensure the ideal effect of laser spot removal, proper post-operative care is also needed. Pigmentation is mostly formed because of ultraviolet radiation, so you need to apply sunscreen and go out as little as possible after surgery to ensure the effect of laser spot removal after surgery.