How can I check the downtime and scheduling criteria before a consultation for pigment lasers?
While there is a lot of information available regarding the effects of pigment lasers, I think you need to ask separately during the consultation about how to spend the first few days after the procedure. Therefore, I would like to summarize in advance what you should check before the consultation.
My biggest question is about the downtime. I would like to know how long redness or scabbing typically lasts immediately after the procedure, and how many days it takes to be able to wash my face and apply makeup again. Since this may overlap with work or appointments, I would also like to hear the criteria for scheduling.
I am also curious how your skin type, regular skincare products, and medications are checked before the procedure. Knowing if there are criteria for adjusting the intensity differently for each area would help me understand the consultation better.
I would like to hear what questions were asked first by those who prepared for a consultation with similar concerns. In particular, if anyone knows how much sun protection is required after the procedure, please share.
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- 03CommentsI've been unemployed for a while and am going back to work soon, but I didn't think about the office heaters. ㅠㅠㅠ Ugh, I need to be careful.430026.10.31
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