? It can be said that no, photon rejuvenation is actually a skin disease treatment method using pulsed strong light for cosmetic treatment. Treatment itself is an analog pulse Q-switch, which also follows the same treatment principle, and also uses the penetration of light into the skin and the absorption of strong light by pigment particles. Figuratively speaking, it is to use powerful pulsed light to disperse pigment particles and make pigment spots fade.
Because strong light is not so simple and pure, it contains a variety of light sources and has many effects on the skin, such as eliminating/diluting various stains on the skin, enhancing skin elasticity, eliminating fine wrinkles, improving facial capillary dilation, improving facial pores and improving yellow skin color, so photon rejuvenation has a very good cosmetic photon rejuvenation effect. Photorejuvenation is one of the best methods to treat photoaging. Photon skin rejuvenation effect is very good. It can not only eliminate pigment, improve skin redness, improve wrinkles and skin elasticity, but also shrink coarse pores and make skin beautiful.
There are great differences between individuals. People who are allergic to light, have local and systemic inflammation, have immune system defects, scars, have recently used light allergy drugs, are pregnant, have abnormal blood coagulation and are using aspirin or antioxidants are generally not suitable for photon rejuvenation.
In addition, whether photon rejuvenation is harmful or not is closely related to the nursing after photon rejuvenation treatment. There is no need for special skin care after photon rejuvenation, but it is recommended to use skin care products under the guidance of a doctor, including stopping using all functional cosmetics, prohibiting the use of various chemical exfoliation treatments, prohibiting peeling and using scrub facial cleanser. Pay attention to moisturizing and sun protection after operation.
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