Post-laser treatment your skin is highly vulnerable and requires proper care to avoid bacterial complications. The laser disrupts hair roots, which can create micro-abrasions in the skin that are susceptible to microbial invasion. To avoid infections, start by keeping the treated area clean. Gently wash the skin with a gentle, unscented cleanser and temperature-controlled water once in the morning and once at night. Refrain from rubbing or applying abrasive scrubs, as this can cause micro-damage and exacerbate vulnerability to pathogens.

Do not pick at the treated area, even if it feels itchy, or develops dry patches. This can introduce contaminants and lead to textural damage and scars. If you notice any small scales or debris, allow them to detach on their own. Use a light coating of a gentle, non-antibiotic healing gel suggested by your clinician, such as natural aloe vera extract or a fragrance-free emollient, to keep the skin hydrated and alleviate swelling.

Shield from sun rays and sunlamps for a minimum of seven days after treatment. Ultraviolet radiation can slow healing and trigger adverse reactions. If you must go outside, cover the area with loose clothing or select a physical sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher.

Avoid jacuzzis, chlorinated water, infrared saunas and intense workouts for a few days. Sweat and chlorine can trigger discomfort and encourage microbial proliferation. Also, choose loose-fitting attire that frictionally contacts the skin, as constant pressure can cause tiny skin ruptures.

In case of possible infection, such as persistent redness, эпиляция прайс tenderness, fluid accumulation, or chills, reach out to your clinician immediately. Early treatment can prevent complications and support flawless healing. Following these simple steps after your laser session will preserve skin integrity and keep your results smooth and safe.