Does laser spot removal leave scars?

Laser spot removal is a method that uses high-energy laser light to target the skin, destroy pigmented areas, and promote skin metabolism and pigment excretion. This method is generally very safe and, when performed under the guidance of a professional physician, can effectively minimize the occurrence of side effects.

However, all medical aesthetic procedures carry certain risks, including but not limited to redness, swelling, pain, changes in pigmentation, and scar formation. During laser treatment, improper operation or individual skin characteristics may result in scarring. This is relatively rare, and in most cases, the skin gradually returns to its normal condition after treatment.

To ensure the safety of laser spot removal, patients should choose reputable medical institutions and qualified physicians for the procedure. After treatment, patients should follow the physician's advice, maintain proper facial skin cleansing and hydration, avoid using irritating cosmetics, and practice effective sun protection.