The severity of laser burns may vary depending on the duration of exposure to laser beams, power density, wavelength and skin type. Different levels of damage can be seen, from mild burns to severe burns.

Laser burns can usually occur during cosmetic procedures such as epilation, tattoo removal, skin rejuvenation. In addition, burns can occur due to laser use in industrial and medical applications.

Especially in centers that are not under the supervision of a doctor, it is possible to leave a scar in the event of a burn. It may require immediate intervention. In addition, the use of laser machines in centers where there is no doctor is prohibited by the Ministry of Health, the devices used in the centers are either illegal or IPL type devices, and the possibility of burns is higher.

Factors Causing Laser Burns
The main factors that cause laser burns are as follows:

Incorrect Laser Settings: The power density, pulse duration or wavelength of the laser device may be set inappropriately for the skin type.
Inexperienced Practitioner: If the person performing the laser procedure does not have sufficient training and experience, the risk of burns may increase.
Skin Type Incompatibility: If the laser beams are not suitable for the skin type, this may cause more intense damage.

Inadequate Cooling: If the skin is not cooled sufficiently during laser application, the risk of burns increases.
Skin Sensitivity: Some people's skin may be more sensitive to laser beams.
Other Factors: Factors such as skin care product use, sun exposure, and medication use may also increase the risk of laser burns.
Symptoms of Laser Burn
Symptoms of laser burns may include:

Redness
Swelling
Pain
Blistering
Crusting
Peeling
Blister formation
Burning sensation
Sensitivity
The severity of the burn may vary depending on the skin type, laser parameters, and exposure time. While only redness and sensitivity are seen in mild burns, there may be a risk of deep tissue damage and infection in more severe burns.

Which Cream is Good for Laser Burns?
Creams that are good for laser burns may vary depending on the severity of the burn and skin type. For this reason, laser treatment should be preferred under the supervision of a doctor. In the event of a possible burn, your doctor will apply the most appropriate treatment.

The most effective cream against laser burns should be selected according to your skin type and the severity of the burn, in accordance with the recommendation of a dermatologist. In addition, regular care of the burn area and close monitoring of the healing process are also important.