Tips For Preparing Your Skin Before Laser Treatment
To achieve ideal results and avoid adverse reactions, getting your skin ready for laser treatment is non-negotiable
Begin by staying out of direct sunlight for a minimum of four to six weeks prior to your session
Too much sun before laser therapy can trigger adverse effects like blistering or lasting discoloration
Never skip sunscreen—opt for a high-SPF, non-comedogenic formula and refresh frequently throughout the day
Discontinue all harsh skincare actives—including retinols, AHAs, BHAs, and physical scrubs—seven days prior to your session
Such products can compromise your skin barrier and heighten the chance of redness, swelling, or scarring
Laser effectiveness depends on intact hair follicles, so never remove them by the root before treatment
Shaving the area is acceptable and often encouraged by providers
Drink ample water for at least three to five days before your treatment
Hydration supports cellular regeneration and reduces post-treatment downtime
Maintain skin equilibrium with light, non-irritating hydrators like ceramide or hyaluronic acid creams
Cut out alcohol and nicotine for 3–7 days prior—both restrict blood flow and delay tissue repair
Full transparency about your regimen ensures treatment safety
Medications such as isotretinoin, tetracycline, or aspirin may heighten photosensitivity or interfere with recovery
Notify your clinician if you’ve ever experienced herpes simplex flare-ups near your lips or face
Do not apply anything to the skin that could interfere with laser absorption
Do not apply lotions, makeup, deodorants, or perfumes to the treatment area
Wear loose, comfortable clothing to make access easier and reduce irritation afterward
Finally, сертификат на лазерную эпиляцию follow any specific instructions your provider gives you — every skin type and laser machine is different, so personalized guidance is key
Taking these steps will help your treatment go smoothly and set you up for optimal results