I want to get rid of all my freckles

I've never had any procedures done before. So, when people ask me what I want to do first, I always say melasma treatment. After all, if your skin tone is clear, you look beautiful without makeup. This time, while working on Top Reviewer 5, I learned about melasma and melasma treatments.

First of all, freckles are a condition that occurs on the face. They are brown spots that vary in size and shape, and they vary from person to person and area to area. This type of freckle is more common in women. It's said to get worse in the summer and improve somewhat in the winter. The causes of freckles can range from exposure to sunlight to genetics, but in my case, the biggest factor was that after giving birth to my second child in the summer, I spent almost a year completely insensitive to sunlight, not only without makeup, but also without sunscreen.

Some people say that freckles improve after menopause, but I think diagnosis and treatment are fundamental for improvement. Even with treatment, the freckles don't disappear permanently and can reappear, so consistent management is essential.

Treatment methods vary depending on the type, depth, and cause of the pigmentation. Therefore, it's said that using a variety of lasers is most effective. This was the first time I learned about the variety of lasers available for treating freckles.

Photo source: Busan Centum Mule Dermatology Clinic

Revrite SI seems to be the most common freckle laser machine. PicoSure seems to be very effective on freckles, so I think it might work faster on dark, deep freckles like mine. PicoWay not only removes pigmentation but also promotes collagen regeneration, which is said to be good for improving facial wrinkles, so it seems like a machine that can treat freckles and slow down aging. It might be especially beneficial for those with mild freckles.