Kiko Kono, M.D.
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Graduated from Kawasaki Medical School. Worked as a dermatologist for about 20 years at core hospitals. After many years of experience and achievements, he became a cosmetic dermatologist. His practice style is to examine the skin thoroughly and pursue what is happening where on the skin and approach the problem. Her specialties include customized treatment, laser treatment, Botox, and skin growth injections. In her private life, she is a mother of two children.
Right after getting sunburned, when your face feels stinging. To minimize damage as much as possible, skincare within the first 72 hours is key. In this article, we’ll introduce the care methods recommended by Yayoi Clinic. We’ll also explain cooling methods, products to use, and treatments available through aesthetic medicine, so be sure to check it out.
The key to after-sun care is to act within 72 hours!
Damage caused by UV rays begins immediately after sun exposure, andInflammation and melanin production continue for about 72 hours.It is said that... Therefore, aftercare during this period is important.
Melanin is a brown or black pigment that protects the skin from UV damage, but it can also cause dark spots. When you get a sunburn, melanin production increases to protect your body from UV rays, which is why your skin darkens. To prevent your skin from darkening and minimize the appearance of dark spots, it’s important to take care of your skin within 72 hours.
Immediately after getting sunburned, start by cooling the affected area thoroughly.
The most important thing when caring for your skin after sun exposure is,Chill thoroughlyTo begin with, a sunburn is a condition caused by an inflammatory reaction to ultraviolet rays. It can sometimes feel like a mild burn.
Inflammation peaks 8 to 24 hours after sun exposure and lasts for several days. Use an ice pack wrapped in a towel or a cold towel to thoroughly cool the heat trapped beneath the skin.
Moisturizing Skincare to Hydrate the Skin
Since your skin is dry after sun exposure,Moisturizing is also importantIf you're wondering, "What should I put on my skin after getting sunburned?" it's best to start by choosing a product with strong moisturizing properties. Here are some recommended skincare products:
■Navision DR "TA White Lotion n (Quasi-Drug)"
A toner formulated with the skin-brightening active ingredients tranexamic acid and 4MSK.It inhibits melanin production and helps prevent dark spots and freckles.In addition, Stemlan DG, with its moisturizing properties, helps promote skin that is supple and firm.
■Navision DR “TA White Emulsion In (Quasi-Drug)”
A medicated lotion formulated with the skin-brightening active ingredients tranexamic acid and 4MSK. It helps promote fresh, hydrated skin.
■Navision DR “TA White Emulsion II n (Quasi-Drug)”
A medicated lotion with a different texture than “TA White Emulsion In.” This moisturizing formula leaves the skin feeling plump and firm.
■ M-DIA “3D Moist Premium Mask”
This special care mask, which contains 30 ml of serum per sheet, features a 3D design that adheres closely to the skin.Contains moisturizing ingredients such as sakuran and ceramides to support the skin's barrier functionI will do so.
■Recalca “DREX ESSENCE S”
A serum packed with ingredients that help improve skin condition. Not only does it help achieve firm, radiant skin, but it’s also effective in preventing skin irritation. It’s also recommended for those who want to add a special treatment to their daily skincare routine.
■Recalca “DREX Moist Barrier Repair Mist”
A mist-type toner that can be used not only as part of your morning and evening skincare routine but also after applying makeup. It helps prevent skin dryness caused by various factors, such as UV rays, air conditioning, and temperature fluctuations, andBalance your skin's condition and thoroughly moisturize itThe company will do this for you.
When caring for your skin right after sun exposure, it’s also important to support it from the inside.
After getting a tan,Support from within the body is also expected to be effectiveCan be done.
■MSS "C1000+B"
Vitamin C is an essential nutrient for both beauty and health. This supplement contains a full 1,000 mg of vitamin C. It supports collagen production and provides antioxidant benefits,Expected to be effective in suppressing melanin, which causes dark spotsCan be done.
■ “High-Dose Vitamin C IV Drip”
A high-concentration vitamin C IV drip allows you to deliver high-concentration vitamin C directly into your body, helping you achieve a radiant complexion. Compared to getting it from supplements or your diet,The concentration of vitamin C in the blood increases by about 20 to 40 times.. As a result, it is expected to provide various benefits, such as antioxidant effects and the promotion of collagen synthesis.
■ “Tranexamic Acid (Oral Medication)”
Tranexamic acid has anti-inflammatory properties. Since it also helps suppress melanin production, it can be effective in preventing dark spots.
■ "Tocopherol Acetate (Oral Medication)"
Tocopherol acetate, which contains vitamin E, helps promote skin renewal. This can help prevent dark spots and freckles.
Sun-damaged skin can also be treated with cosmetic medical procedures
Masona J,A transdermal delivery device for medical use that delivers active ingredients to the dermis without damaging the skinThe base ingredient is a vitamin C derivative. In addition, active ingredients such as hyaluronic acid, tranexamic acid, and arbutin are combined and used according to the skin’s condition. It effectively delivers the nutrients needed by sun-exposed skin and helps promote firm, hydrated skin.
The key is to take care of your skin within 72 hours after sun exposure
After getting sunburned, the key is to take care of your skin within 72 hours. There are various ways to treat sunburned skin, including moisturizing with toner and lotion, using face masks, taking oral medications, and undergoing cosmetic procedures. Choose the care method that best suits your skin’s current condition and your personal needs to minimize the damage caused by UV rays.
For after-sun care, visit YAYOI CLINIC
In this article, we introduced the aftercare your skin needs following sun exposure.
After sun exposure, it’s important to cool and moisturize your skin as soon as possible, and to incorporate oral medications or cosmetic treatments as needed. At Yayoi Clinic, we offer aftercare tailored to your skin’s condition. If you have any concerns, please feel free to consult with us.
Aesthetic Dermatology, Cosmetic Medicine, Cosmetic Surgery, Art Makeup in Hiroshima YAYOI CLINIC offers treatments for different skin, body, and facial concerns.
In order to offer a better option for everyone, we will assess each individual's skin condition and formulate a treatment plan that meets his or her needs, including treatment duration, budget, and acceptable downtime.
If you have any concerns, please come for a counseling session first.
[Description of treatment] Mesona J.
Approximate number of treatments] Once every 4 weeks (1 course: about 4 to 6 treatments) *Depends on the treatment.
Cost】 ¥21,780～ ¥32,780
Adverse effects/risks
Redness, heat, itching, swelling, and rashes may occur due to allergic reactions to the drugs used.
In rare cases, some patients may feel a tingling sensation during the treatment. Please let us know if this is the case.
There may be a taste sensation of iron in the mouth and a flash of light due to the procedure near the eyes, but this is not a problem.
Equipment used.
Treatment of Mesotherapy includes procedures using domestically unapproved drugs or medical devices.
The medicines and medical equipment used for treatment were purchased from SeleneMedical, Inc. under the judgment of our physicians. Please refer to the right column for information on drugs and other items of note for personal purchase. https://www.yakubutsu.mhlw.go.jp/individualimport/purchase/index.html
There are no other domestically approved drugs with the same ingredients or performance.
Information on safety, etc. in Japan
The following certifications have been obtained
Safety standard JIS-T 0601-1 (IEC60601-1:2005)
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) IEC60601-1-2:ed3
About the Adverse Reactions Relief System for Drugs
In the unlikely event of serious side effects, the drug is not covered by the government's Adverse Drug Reactions Relief System.
