Does compound phototherapy have side effects? How to avoid the side effects of compound phototherapy

Compound IPL also has side effects. Projects like this will have more or less side effects, so you need to be careful. So how to avoid the side effects of compound IPL? Let's learn about it together below.

1. As for the side effects of compound photoremoval, there is a potential risk of causing skin pigmentation changes occasionally. In addition, there are great differences between human individuals. A small number of people may develop pigmentation spots, and a very small number of people may develop acne-like rashes and blisters.

2. In addition, compound phototherapy may occasionally cause light allergy, such as acne-like eruptions, wheals, etc. But the duration is very short. According to long-term clinical studies, compound phototherapy has no carcinogenic effect, because compound phototherapy does not have ultraviolet rays, which contain carcinogenic light waves. If the treatment of phototherapy is not continued after treatment, the skin will develop naturally and will not accelerate aging or sagging.

Generally, no special care is required after treatment, only cold compress for about half an hour. 7h to 10 days after the operation, the spots will become darker and scabs will fall off. You should avoid strong sunlight exposure and the use of irritating cosmetics, and avoid forcibly peeling off the pigment scabs. Do not exfoliate or use skin care products containing fruit acid or A acid within one week after photoremoval. You must do a good job of moisturizing. Depending on the specific situation of the patient, the doctor will recommend the patient to use epidermal cell regeneration liquid (repair peptide) and repair mask to accelerate the improvement of various skin problems.

1. After treatment, the skin is delicate and needs to be protected from the sun. When going out, apply sunscreen with a sun protection index of SPF 20-25. It is strictly forbidden to use aspirin and alcohol (including cosmetics containing alcohol). Do not squeeze, press, touch or rub the treatment surface.

2. During the treatment, avoid photosensitive foods (such as celery, leeks, coriander, etc.) and photosensitive medicines. People with sensitive skin should avoid foods that may cause skin allergies.

3. After treatment, because the skin's absorption capacity is enhanced and metabolism is accelerated, some patients may experience dry and dehydrated skin, so skin care is required after surgery to replenish sufficient water and nutrition.

4. Do not use products containing ingredients such as glycolic acid and A acid within one week, and also avoid using physical exfoliating products with high irritation.

1. There are dot-shaped pigment spots on the face, whether they are solar or freckles. Usually these spots give you a "dirty face" feeling. Although powder is often used to cover them, they can never be covered up;

2. The face begins to sag, fine wrinkles appear, and senile skin changes appear;

3. Want to change the skin texture, hope that the skin is more elastic, smoother, and improve the dullness of the skin;

4. Rough facial skin, enlarged pores, acne marks, and dilated facial capillaries.