All You Need To Know About: Burning Smell During Laser Sessions

If you’ve ever undergone a laser session at Zenth Pore Specialist, you might have noticed a burning smell. Fret not, it’s totally normal and a natural part of the process. Let us guide you through the reasons behind it and explain how it actually contributes to the effectiveness of the treatment.

Charcoal Absorption:

Using solutions containing activated charcoal is one of the causes of the burning smell. These solutions are designed to be absorbed into the pores when applied to the skin. The charcoal helps increase the laser's efficiency in identifying impurities and removing them, promoting clearer skin as the laser energy interacts with it.

Skin Resurfacing:

During a Beeswax Pore Laser or Pico Snow Laser session, the laser is also utilized for skin resurfacing. This process involves removing dead skin cells to reveal smoother, younger-looking skin underneath. As the laser works to exfoliate the skin, it can create a burning smell due to the removal of these dead outer skin layers that usually block the pores.

Reaction with Cooling Gels:

In some cases, cooling gels may be applied to the skin during the laser session. These gels help soothe the skin and minimize discomfort, especially for individuals with sensitive skin. However, when the laser interacts with these cooling gels, it can produce a smell or even some smoke. This reaction is completely normal.

Vaporization of Skin Debris:

Last but not least, as the laser energy reaches the skin, it targets not only dead skin cells but also oils, hair, and any residual skincare products on the skin’s surface. This process can result in the production of smoke and a subtle smell.

It's important to note that while the burning smell can be noticeable during a laser session, it is generally not harmful. The procedure is designed to target specific skin concerns and improve overall skin health. Understanding these factors can help you feel more informed and confident during your laser sessions. However, if you have any concerns or experience excessive discomfort during the session, it’s always best to communicate with the skincare therapist of Zenth Pore Specialist. Our team of experienced professionals is dedicated to helping you achieve your skin needs for clearer, smoother, and healthier-looking skin.

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All you need to know about: Burning smell during laser sessions