How effective is laser wrinkle removal? How many times should laser wrinkle removal be done?

Image beam laser can not only remove acne, but also remove wrinkles. It is also very effective in removing wrinkles. So how effective is image beam laser in removing wrinkles? Let's learn about it below.

Each time laser wrinkle removal acts on the skin, it will only produce thermal shock to a tiny area therein, leaving part of the skin unaffected. Its action on the skin tissue can remove spots and stimulate the proliferation of collagen. The skin tissue that has no effect can serve as a heat diffusion area to avoid possible side effects such as thermal damage, and at the same time promote skin healing faster.

Each treatment covers 20% of the area, and a total of 4-6 treatments are required, with an interval of 1-2 weeks. The image beam laser acts on the skin, producing a micro-heated area smaller than the diameter of a hair, with normal skin in between. Collagen hyperplasia occurs in the micro-heated area, and the micro-heated scab falls off after a few days.

The advantage of image beam laser wrinkle removal is that it decomposes the large light spot into thousands of smaller light spots, ensuring that the surrounding tissues are not damaged by the laser and significantly speeding up the skin's recovery. Therefore, image beam laser wrinkle removal is currently the most ideal.

There is a mild sunburn burning sensation 3-4 hours after treatment, which can be relieved by cold compresses. Erythema lasts for several hours or days (2-3 days) after laser wrinkle removal treatment, and swelling lasts for 2-3 days, followed by skin desquamation, which lasts for several days. You can return to work after a weekend.