Review of a Repat Laser Procedure Diagnosed as 'Profit'

This is a review of treating a dark spot called 'black spot' with a ReLIT laser.

 

At some point, my husband's cheek had a darkened spot.

Is it just a dot? I left it alone, and one day I noticed it on the other side of my face too.

A similar-sized spot appeared, and it gradually became darker over time.

It's not a lotus seed paste, but a darkened spot.

I thought it might be melasma or age spots, so I decided to treat it.

Actually, I was worried because I often don't apply sunscreen well even on sunny days with strong sunlight.

My face looks dull, so I went to the hospital.

 

The diagnosis was 'profit,' and since it naturally does not disappear once it occurs, we decided to treat it immediately.

First, I applied numbing cream and waited for 30 to 40 minutes before receiving treatment with the Refit Laser.

The DuoDerm applied after laser treatment was kept in place for two weeks to ensure it never came off.

Because it's summer and I was sweating and trying to peel it off, it was difficult to keep the DuoDerm attached by sticking it on more firmly.

 

 

I've heard of black spots, but I was told that age spots are in the early or pre-stage of liver spots.

Dark spots can also develop due to aging, but they are often caused by frequent exposure to ultraviolet rays.

It is said to be easy to develop even if you have had dermatitis before.

 

Honestly, the men in my family are less sensitive to skincare.

Since there was a lot of congestion, I didn't pay much attention to it, but as it grew and thickened, I guess I became scared.

Watching the procedure performed next to me, I also want to prevent freckles or dark spots from forming.

I thought I should apply more sunscreen.

 

After a successful procedure, even after returning home in the summer, sweat flows after the procedure.

I was worried that the DuoDerm would fall off, so I couldn't exercise well and had a hard time.

I pay attention to it when I wash my face and when I sleep. Moreover, the cost of the black cosmetic procedure is quite high, so I think I am more cautious.

Applying the prescribed Dermotason and Melanosal ointments to the treatment area morning and evening made the two weeks feel very long.

Went to the hospital on the day marking two weeks since the successful procedure to remove the Duoderm.

I re-touched it with a laser and came back... it had almost faded.

 

Exactly, it seemed like the area that was previously in the black had been erased, making it look a bit whiter.

Continue applying Melanosa ointment thinly every evening, and after two weeks

I was told to come back again, that the abscess was well treated, and to continue managing it well in the future.

My dark spots on my face disappeared, and my face became much brighter.

And now, I always make sure to bring and apply sunscreen or sunstick when I go outside.

 

 

It's been a little over a month since I had the profitable procedure, and now that the profit has disappeared, my face has become much brighter.

You must apply sunscreen when exposed to sunlight, whether on broadcasts or from acquaintances.

I often hear about it, but I never thought I would develop a skin condition like this that looks like a black lesion.

I've seen age spots on the elderly, you know.

 

If this cavity is not treated early, it will gradually expand and deepen.

They said it might not work with just one laser treatment, so I really need to be careful.

This summer, the sun is especially hot and intense, so I need to diligently apply sunscreen.

I will continue to emphasize this to my family members as well, and I plan to do the same myself.