Will anxiety get better during the spot treatment period?

In general, whether anxiety improves during spot treatment depends on various factors, including the causes of anxiety, individual psychological regulation ability, and whether interventions are taken. A detailed analysis is as follows:

If anxiety arises from concerns about treatment outcomes before the procedure, but the individual has good self-regulation skills and actively employs coping strategies, emotional state usually improves. When skin recovery progresses smoothly after treatment and initial results become visible, worries may ease. Combined with methods such as listening to music, communicating with family and friends, or practicing relaxation techniques under professional guidance, anxiety tends to gradually diminish.

If anxiety stems from pre-existing long-term emotional issues, or if adverse reactions such as hyperpigmentation or infection occur after treatment and no timely intervention is provided, anxiety is unlikely to improve. In these cases, the anxiety may not be directly related to the spot treatment itself, or may even be exacerbated by skin complications. Without effective emotional support, individuals may experience worsening anxiety and sleep disturbances.

After spot treatment, strictly follow medical advice for skin care: avoid sun exposure and irritants to reduce anxiety caused by skin problems. Maintain a regular daily routine, eat a light and nutritious diet, and engage in relaxing activities that help divert attention. If anxiety persists, proactively seek psychological counseling to prevent negative impacts on skin recovery and overall mental and physical health.