Celebrities often flaunt their backs and legs, and while their stage appearances are brief, their behind-the-scenes skincare routines are undoubtedly rigorous.Today, ordinary people also have higher standards for beauty, with many opting for laser scar removal.
Contraindications for laser scar removal:
1. Laser treatment is not suitable for hypertrophic scars or keloids in the active proliferative phase.
2. Scars causing functional impairment require surgical treatment and are not suitable for laser scar removal.
4. Patients with local infections, active acne during adolescence, or recurrent facial acne that has not stabilized are not suitable for laser scar removal.
5. Individuals currently undergoing radiation therapy, corticosteroid injections, or oral retinoids should wait a specified period before treatment.
6. Laser scar removal is not recommended for those with abnormal liver or kidney function, or significantly elevated blood sugar levels.
7. Individuals with keloid-prone skin should not undergo laser scar removal.
8. Those with significant pigment metabolism disorders, such as endocrine disorders, Addison's disease, or progressive vitiligo, should not undergo laser scar removal.
9. Individuals with mental disorders or unrealistic expectations about treatment should not undergo laser scar removal.
Post-Treatment Care for Laser Pigment Removal
Laser pigment removal utilizes the selective photothermolysis principle, concentrating laser energy on pigment particles to vaporize or shatter them. These particles are then eliminated through the lymphatic system without affecting surrounding healthy tissue. The most critical post-treatment care involves using sunscreen and strictly avoiding direct sun exposure.