Pre and Post-Laser Information

The treated area should not be expose to sunlight. When going outdoors, sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or higher should be apply 15 minutes before going out and reapplied every two hours if there is prolonged sun exposure.

In the case of acquiring a tan due to sun exposure, laser treatment should be postpone for 4 weeks or more until the tan fades.

A soothing cream should be applies to the treated area to prevent skin dryness, and any peeling skin should not be removed.

Avoid bathing on the day of and after the laser treatment, especially if the treated area is irritated, and refrain from rubbing the body with a towel.

Shaving should be avoid for 1-3 days, especially if the area is swollen.

If makeup is present, it should be gently remove as aggressive removal may lead to side effects after laser treatment.

Avoid strenuous exercise or exertion for 1-3 days after laser treatment. If there is bruising or blue discoloration (bruising), wait until it subsides before returning to normal activities.  

Expected Side Effects After Laser Treatment

The treated area may become red and slightly swollen after laser treatment.

Very rare cases of burns or increased pigmentation and skin dryness.

A touch-up session may be need after 12 to 14 days from the laser session.  

General Skin Care after Laser Treatment

Treat the area gently if there is peeling, and allow it to natural shed.

Use cold packs to reduce swelling.

Consult the clinic if there is any allergy, pus, or an increase in body temperature.

Follow the provided post-laser instructions to avoid side effects.

If the skin is dry, use a fragrance-free moisturizing cream on the treated area to prevent redness.

Consult the clinic if you have any questions.

Touch-up sessions for areas unaffected by the initial laser session may be required after 12 to 14 days, and multiple sessions may be need to achieve the desired result. (The specified time for touch-ups must be adhered to, as the touch-up session is supplementary to the main session and should not exceed a duration of 20 to 30 minutes. In many cases, the client may not need a touch-up session according to the doctor's consultation.)

Studies have shown that unnecessary touch-up sessions, especially when conducted off schedule, may yield adverse results.  

Does the patient not suffer from or use the following

o    Cortisone

o    Blood pressure medications

o    Diabetes

o    Other medications

Inform your doctor during the examination and before starting the laser session

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