How to care after laser freckle removal?
The effect after laser freckle removal is not only related to one's own constitution, but also related to postoperative care and maintenance. So, what should we pay attention to after laser freckle removal?
Pay attention to the strength of face washing and the use of skin care products
After just finished laser freckle removal, our face has not recovered and is very fragile. So, wash your face gently.
And because the laser damages the sebum membrane, cuticle and other structures of the skin in different degrees, so within 3-6 months after the treatment, skin care products containing moisturizing ingredients should be used to help repair the damaged skin.
Because of individual differences, the reaction after laser surgery will also be different. Some people may also have some redness and swelling. At this time, we can try to use ice to relieve it. Postoperative skin redness and swelling, even bleeding, infection, pigmentation and so on are normal phenomena and will disappear with time, don’t worry too much.
Be careful not to deliberately remove the scab
After the laser freckle treatment, the treated area will have a burning sensation or a little bleeding, but don't worry. After a period of time, there will be scabs. Don't deliberately remove them. They will fall off in about one to two weeks.
Pay attention to sun protection
In order to avoid pigmentation after treatment, sun protection must be done, especially in spring and summer, when going out, we must use sunscreen, sunshade umbrella, etc.
Pay attention to diet
After the laser treatment, we should avoid eating containing copper, B vitamins and spicy foods, and eat foods rich in vitamin A and vitamin C, such as fruits and vegetables, as well as foods containing more trace elements such as fish, Beans and so on, and pay attention to drinking more water to improve skin repair.
Freckle patients also need to maintain enough sleep every day. Sufficient sleep can relieve skin fatigue, promote nutrient absorption, and maintain the normal metabolism of the skin.
