Laiwo Medical: Knowledge Sharing: Summer Scar Battle, Say Goodbye to Embarrassment, Restore Confidence!
Publish Date： 2024/6/17
In the scorching summer, with the increase of outdoor activities, mosquito bites and accidental bumps seem to have become frequent visitors of this season. However, these small incidents are likely to leave some marks on our skin. Don't worry, these tips may relieve your worries, make you confident to show off your skin, and embrace every sunny day.
Take good care of sun protection and avoid deepening it
Ultraviolet rays in sunlight are the enemy of the skin, not only causing sunburn but also potentially deepening the color of scars. So when engaging in outdoor activities, try to avoid periods of strong sunlight as much as possible. If it is unavoidable, when going out, it is necessary to do a good job of sun protection, such as using a parasol and applying high SPF sunscreen. Especially, special protection should be given to areas with marks, and regular reapplication should be carried out to prevent pigment precipitation.
Maintain moisture and care for the skin
The skin with imprints is often dry and prone to forming a stratum corneum, which can affect the fading of imprints. You can choose to use skincare products containing moisturizing ingredients to provide the skin with sufficient moisture. Meanwhile, drinking plenty of water can increase metabolism and help maintain skin moisture balance.
Eat a balanced diet to avoid worsening
Diet also has a significant impact on the fading of imprints. You can consume more foods rich in vitamins C and E, such as citrus fruits, green leafy vegetables, and nuts. At the same time, avoid consuming too much greasy, spicy, and other irritating foods to avoid increasing the burden on the skin.
Levo Medical reminds you that scar reduction is a process that requires time and patience, and do not expect immediate results. At the same time, if the scar problem is severe or cannot be alleviated for a long time, it is recommended to consult a professional doctor's opinion and take corresponding diagnostic and treatment measures.
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