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COMEY Product details

What kinds of postoperative care products do clients need?

Notice: Phototherapy postoperative repair products must use biological agents  skin care products not chemical agents
No.1 because skin has redness, inflammation after laser, so  need to apply anti-inflammation and no stimulating products directly.
No.2 because epidermis layer is wound and skin barrier function is damaged after laser.
Therefore clients need to apply epidermal growth factor in large quantities directly and absorbed well to avoid sensitive skin.
No.3 skin will be triggered into more darker skin due to inflammation after laser.
So clients need to apply tranexamic acid products to Inhibit of melanin activity and avoid PIH.
No.4 skin need to clean everyday to prevent bacteria infection after laser. So need to use medical weak acid facial cleanser.
No.5 physical sun screen is necessary.
What’s more, make sure it’s non-irritating, breathable sunscreen that can be applied directly on wounds.

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Features and advantages

◎ Sterile packaging biological skin care products without any preservatives
◎ High-efficiency active ingredients reach 98%
◎ not only focus on problematic skin repair, but also focus on burning repair
◎ 25 times repair ability than chemical skin products
◎ reaching 400 times effect absorption after laser than applying only on normal skin care
◎ The shortest time to achieve the best condition
◎ 24 years experience and 100000+ clinical cases

clinical effects of COMEY products with pigmentation removal

Conclusion

◎ COMEY repair products can help the skin reach the best state in the shortest time after laser treatment.
◎ repair problematic skin, effectively repair and rebuild healthy skin.
◎ COMEY is the “rescue station” of skin.
◎ Therefore, rapid, efficient and perfect postoperative repair plan is an important part of minimally invasive medical treatment.