The dangers of laser skin rejuvenation

Laser skin rejuvenation may be relatively rare in our daily life, and we have no idea of ​​the harm it can cause to the skin, so we recommend that you do not do laser skin rejuvenation in your life. In fact, laser skin rejuvenation in our daily life may cause skin pigmentation and symptoms such as rashes and blisters on children's skin, so you should have a certain understanding if you want to do laser skin rejuvenation in your life.

If we want to undergo laser skin rejuvenation in our daily life, it is best to go to a better hospital, where the surgery will be safer and will leave fewer sequelae. Therefore, we recommend that you understand the dangers of laser skin rejuvenation in your life.

Generally speaking, as long as the photorejuvenation treatment is done properly, there is no harm. However, some clinical symptoms may also occur, which depends on each person's physical condition. Some people may experience mild pigmentation, while others with skin allergies may experience rashes and blisters. But this is normal and will disappear after a while.

However, in order to avoid the harm of photorejuvenation treatment, it is still better to go to a regular photorejuvenation treatment institution and find a physician with rich clinical experience to perform photorejuvenation treatment. Secondly, you also need to know whether you belong to the group of people who are not suitable for photorejuvenation treatment.

People who are photosensitized and those who have recently used photosensitizing drugs are more likely to suffer skin damage after treatment. For pregnant women, because the treatment causes varying degrees of pain, theoretically, the potential impact on fetal development cannot be completely ruled out. Therefore, the above two groups of people cannot do this.

In short, the principle of photorejuvenation is to use laser to remove the stratum corneum around the wrinkled or spotted skin. The stratum corneum on the human skin itself has a protective effect on the subcutaneous tissue. Forced peeling exposes human skin to the outside world, making it more vulnerable to damage.

In life, some friends may use laser methods to improve their skin, but we hope that everyone should understand the dangers of laser surgery when doing it. We need to understand the dangers of every surgery we undergo in our lives so that we can determine whether we can do it.