FAQ with Dr Thean: Must I Avoid the Sun after Lasers?

Must I Avoid the Sun after Laser?
After undergoing non-ablative treatment, there's a common misconception that staying out of the sun is crucial due to increased skin sensitivity. However, unlike ablative lasers, which remove layers of the skin and can indeed heighten sun sensitivity, non-ablative lasers work beneath the skin;s surface, targeting specific issues like wrinkles, scars, or pigmentation without damaging the outer layers.
In this video, Dr. Thean explains.
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Hi Doctor! I found this video to be very helpful. I’m anxious because I had a vbeam and excel v laser treatment with no bruising no problems but got a sunburn four days after the treatment. I was out on a bike ride in cool weather with no spf. Now I am nervous because of all the things I read about doing damage through sun exposure after laser. Can you help me understand whether I should expect problems from this? I am now very vigilant it has been 9 days since I got the sunburn Thank you so much.