What are the applications of laser in beauty?

What are the applications of laser in beauty? Laser is no longer a strange new creature in plastic surgery. Many people use laser for beauty care, but perhaps many people are also curious about where laser came from and what are the applications of laser in beauty?

What are the applications of laser in beauty

Laser beauty introduces advanced laser therapy equipment from the United States to treat scars and other skin diseases. Laser beauty uses a high-energy, ultra-short pulse carbon dioxide laser therapy device imported from the United States. Its high-energy characteristics can generate instantaneous high temperatures in the treatment area, quickly vaporizing, carbonizing or bursting the target tissue, while the ultra-short pulse only acts on the superficial layer of the skin and rarely damages the tissues around the treatment area. Therefore, laser beauty can accurately remove target tissue without causing scars and is suitable for treating various superficial skin diseases.

Laser cosmetic applications

The course of laser treatment varies depending on the disease. Freckles, flat warts, syringomas, senile warts, etc. generally only require one treatment, while scars sometimes require 1-3 treatments. Each treatment lasts from 5 minutes to 2 hours, depending on the area and type of disease, and no hospitalization is required. During laser treatment, there will be some stinging and burning sensations due to the instantaneous high temperature generated locally, but most patients can tolerate it without anesthesia. For a few sensitive people, local superficial or infiltration anesthesia can be added during the operation to reduce discomfort. So don't worry, the surgery will go smoothly. 1-3 days after laser treatment, the treatment area and surrounding tissues will have redness, swelling and exudation, and you may feel swelling and numbness. The redness and swelling will gradually subside, and the surgical wound will be covered with scabs. 1-2 weeks after the operation, the scabs will fall off and the wound will heal. The surgical wound should be kept clean and dry within 2 weeks after surgery. Do not scrub it and avoid sunlight exposure. Apply antibiotic ointment topically if necessary. The scab cannot be removed forcibly and should be allowed to fall off on its own. After treatment, the local skin color may become redder and then pigmented. Depending on the individual situation, the pigmentation will gradually fade after 1-6 months.