Plastic Surgery of Peking Union Medical College Hospital was established in 1952, with Professor Song Ruyao as the director, one of the founders of plastic surgery in China. 65438-0957, plastic surgery was separated from Union Medical College Hospital and experienced expansion, migration and dissolution. During the Cultural Revolution, Peking Union Medical College Hospital resumed plastic surgery, still led by Professor Song Ruyao. 1979, once again separated from Union Medical College Hospital and expanded into a plastic surgery hospital. In order to be in line with international standards, improve comprehensive strength and create a world-class general hospital, Peking Union Medical College Hospital resumed plastic surgery again in 2003. Professor Qi Keming, Professor Qiao Qun and Professor Xu Jun are the chief experts, and Professor Qiao Qun is the director of plastic surgery.

Pulsed light hits the face, and it feels different according to different parts. If you hit a place with little melanin and no hair, it feels like patting your skin with your fingernail fingertips. It doesn't hurt, but it still feels like a click. If you hit a place with a lot of melanin, you will feel a little prickly, like ordering meat with a ballpoint pen. But if you hit it in a place with a lot of hair, it will also smell burnt. Just like being shot in the air, you will smell burning ... this is probably the process of pulsed light, which is a little scary but not really painful.

I think doing pulsed light once is like applying it to your face for a week. It can't make your skin young and firm as soon as it's finished, and then all the acne scars disappear. However, if you apply it for a week, your face will get brighter day by day, and your skin and fine lines will also improve. Pulsed light is something like this. Although we can't expect too much from it, it is not without effect. If you look in the mirror as soon as you finish pulsed light, you will find that your skin is brighter and better than before.

Pulsed light is light, so the effect will fade slowly, and some shallow spots that have just been knocked out may turn black in two or three days. If you find such a situation, you don't need to be too flustered, thinking that you have failed or that you have been disfigured. This is the effect of phototherapy. It's like the principle of gas explosion. Melanin will be sucked in at first. After two or three days, the melanin will be put back on the top. Finally, those scabbed parts will naturally fall off, and the melanin will slowly fade away.

So, after the pulsed light is finished, you should give it two or three days to work. During this time, you may find that the pigment has deepened, which is a normal reaction. You can cover it with concealer and still go to work without affecting your life. Give it a little time, and those anti-melanin will slowly disappear naturally.

Attention! Don't use pulsed light where there are deep spots.

Pulsed light is quite effective for removing small moles or shallow spots, and it will scab the next day. If there is a scabby part, remember never to dig it. Don't worry, it will never disappear. After two or three days, the scab will naturally fall off in the process of washing your face, and there will be no scars.

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