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After undergoing laser therapy, if your skin feels unusually sensitive you’re not alone. Laser therapies are typically well-tolerated by most patients, some people experience heightened sensitivity afterward, even if they didn’t before. Try not to panic—this is a common occurrence. Your complexion is probably in recovery mode, and this reaction is often temporary. Do not manipulate, rub, or irritate the treated skin, as this can worsen irritation or lead to infection.

Cease use of potent or irritating skincare formulas without delay. Such products encompass retinol, chemical peels, astringents, and alpha or beta hydroxy acids. These can further irritate your skin and delay healing. Instead, switch to gentle, fragrance-free cleansers and moisturizers. Prioritize formulations containing colloidal oatmeal, panthenol, and allantoin, which help soothe and restore the skin barrier.

Protect your skin from the sun at all costs. A few minutes in sunlight can undo your progress. Use a broad-spectrum mineral sunscreen with zinc oxide or titanium dioxide, and reapply frequently, especially after sweating or towel-drying. Seek cover under umbrellas or trees when the sun is strongest.

Should you notice warmth, flushing, or александритовый лазер эпиляция puffiness, use a sanitized, lukewarm-to-cold compress intermittently. Never apply frozen packs or ice cubes to the treated zone. Refrain from anything that raises your core temperature or induces sweating for 3–5 days, since heat can increase inflammation.

Ensure you’re consuming fluids and allowing your body time to recover. Adequate fluid intake supports cellular regeneration and barrier function. If you’re taking any medications or supplements, review them with your provider, as some can increase photosensitivity.

If irritation continues or escalates after several days, intensifies, or is accompanied by pain, blistering, or signs of infection like pus or fever, contact your laser provider or dermatologist right away. A clinical assessment could lead to antibiotics, soothing serums, or follow-up imaging.

Remember, every skin type reacts differently to laser treatments. A reaction you consider typical could indicate an adverse response in someone else. Don’t hesitate to reach out for professional advice. Safety and recovery are non-negotiable, and a reputable practitioner values transparency to prevent complications.