Adverse reactions to laser hair removal

You may not know much about what laser hair removal is? The so-called laser hair removal is to use a certain degree of laser to penetrate the surface of the skin and then destroy the hair follicles, so that hair will no longer grow , thus achieving the effect of hair removal. Laser hair removal is the safest, fastest and longest-lasting hair removal technology in today's society.

Laser hair removal can destroy the hair follicles of the hair we want to remove so that it will not grow hair again. It is currently a more advanced permanent hair removal method. Although laser hair removal is very popular, what adverse reactions will it have on our body? This is also a problem that everyone is worried about. Let's learn about it together.

1. Erythema: There may be light erythema in the irradiated area, which will generally disappear naturally after a few days.

2. Peeling: Some people will develop thin brown scabs on the local skin after treatment, which will fall off naturally in about a week.

3. Scar: In theory, this selective laser will not cause irreversible damage to the normal tissue around the hair follicles. However, if you have a special physical condition, or if you do not pay attention to local cleaning after surgery and get bacterial infection, small scars may appear.

4. Pigmentation: A small number of people may develop light brown spots after treatment. This is a reaction of the skin to laser treatment. Since it only occurs in a small number of people, it is related to the individual's special physique. If pigmentation occurs, most people will recover after a few months. The 800-nanometer, 100-millisecond semiconductor laser has a longer pulse width than the general 30-millisecond laser and is equipped with a cooling head, so the possibility of pigmentation is smaller.

When we use laser hair removal, it is fast and efficient, and while removing hair, it can help us tighten the skin, killing two birds with one stone. However, under the influence of laser hair removal, some adverse reactions may also occur, including erythema, peeling, scarring, and pigmentation. Therefore, it is necessary to handle and treat these adverse reactions correctly and get treatment in time.