What are the side effects of opt skin rejuvenation? Who should not do opt skin rejuvenation?

Opt skin rejuvenation is a project that everyone is familiar with. The principle of this project is similar to photon skin rejuvenation, and the effect is very good. It is recommended to people with anti-aging needs. So what are the side effects of opt skin rejuvenation?

What are the side effects of opt skin rejuvenation?

Opt laser skin rejuvenation mainly removes the outermost layer of skin, which makes the skin look whiter or more tender, because the new layer of skin exposed is of course much better than the original skin. After the operation, there may be a slight burning sensation, which will last for half an hour to two hours. Slight redness may last for twelve hours. Photon treatment may cause burns of varying degrees, manifested as temporary purpura, blisters, etc. However, there are generally no side effects, so you can rest assured.

Who can't do opt skin rejuvenation?

1. Pregnant women, patients with hypertension, and patients with severe cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases should not receive treatment.

2. Patients who have recently taken drugs that promote photosensitization should not receive treatment.

3. If you are overexposed to the sun one week before OPT skin rejuvenation treatment, the treatment should be postponed for one month.

4. Patients with solar dermatitis, skin cancer, or skin ulcers and inflammation should not receive treatment.

What are the dangers of opt skin rejuvenation

Generally speaking, as long as the operation is performed safely in a regular hospital, there will be no harm, and no side effects to the body. However, some people have adverse reactions, which may be due to choosing an irregular medical institution, the doctor's operating errors, or improper care after the operation.

Precautions after opt skin rejuvenation

1. People seeking beauty should do a good job of sun protection on a daily basis. The skin will be particularly delicate at this time, so they need to be particularly careful in sun protection.

2. You should also pay attention to your diet. During the treatment, you should avoid photosensitive foods such as celery, leeks, coriander, etc. Eat more fruits and vegetables containing vitamins to help skin recovery. Avoid smoking and drinking to avoid skin allergies.

3. To protect the treated skin, do not use aspirin and alcohol, or even cosmetics containing alcohol.

4. Do a good job of daily hydration. The skin will be drier after treatment, so some hydration is needed to ensure that the skin has sufficient moisture.

5. After treatment, the treated wound surface must be kept clean. Do not squeeze, press or rub the treated area to prevent infection and inflammation.