Laser for freckles, dark spots, and blemishes: Does it really work?

The answer is “It can treat.

You have to understand that each person’s skin condition is different.” Melasma and freckles are caused by the accumulation of melanin pigments in the skin layer. Melasma is often related to internal factors such as hormones or genetics. While freckles can be caused by genetics or long-term sun exposure (known as sun spots). Laser technologies such as Q-Switched Nd:YAG, Pico Laser, or Pro Yellow Laser can precisely destroy abnormal melanin pigments in the skin without damaging surrounding tissue. This results in brighter skin, reduced dark spots, and more even skin tone. There is academic research evidence from the Journal of Cosmetic and Laser Therapy (2020) that Pico Laser provides fast and visible results in treating melasma within 4–6 sessions, with few side effects such as redness or scaling in specific areas.

Can lasers treat freckles?

Freckles shallow freckles cause by UV light. Which causes the skin to produce too much pigment, resulting in dark spots on the face. Especially around the cheekbones and bridge of the nose. They respond well to lasers, especially Q-Switched and Pico Laser. Which focus on destroying pigments in the shallow to deep layers safely and precisely. The general results of treatment are that freckles will fade from the first treatment and the results will be clear in 2–4 treatments, depending on the size and depth of the freckles.

How many days after laser treatment can I apply cream?

After the first 24–48 hours of laser treatment, the skin is in a “mild inflammation” phase. The skin should rest and avoid creams containing vitamin A acids, BHAs, AHAs or concentrated vitamin C. A gentle, moisturizing moisturizer can starte. After 24 hours and regular skin care products. Can resume within 5–7 days, depending on the type of laser and skin response.

How many days do I need to rest my face for laser freckles?

After the laser, the body will expel pigments onto the skin. Small scabs may appear in the area. Where the laser was done. This is normal and will peel off within 5–7 days without having to peel it off on its own. It is recommend to rest your face for about 3–5 days. Avoid wearing makeup, and avoid using products that irritate the skin. During this time, you should apply SPF50+ sunscreen every 2–3 hours and avoid strong sunlight.

How many laser sessions need to see results?

The number of times depends เล่น UFABET ผ่านมือถือ สะดวกทุกที่ ทุกเวลา on the type of problem and the type of laser use

• Deep melasma: 5–8 sessions or more, spaced 2–4 weeks apart.
• Freckles or sunspots: Results seen in 1–3 treatments.
• Dark spots or acne scars: Results seen in 2–4 sessions.

After each laser treatment, the skin will gradually become brighter, and freckles or melasma will gradually fade. However, it should treate continuously and prevented from recurring.