I have a lot of patients with sensitive skin and they seemed to do well with resurfacing. Obviously, everybody is different and you would have to get a complete history and physical exam to make sure that you are okay to receive this particular treatment. Here are some of the contraindications to having... more






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22 Oct 2008
Depending on the type of acne scarring you have, the average chemical peel will do little to eliminate permanent scars. However, there are Salicylic peels that can help to soften the appearance. Salicylic peels are actually recommended for sensitive or reactive skin types. How long the results last have a lot to do with how you take care of your skin post treatment. Using Retin-A in conjunction with a 4% Hydroquinone and making sure to really protect your face from the sun will help to nurture the positive results. In fact, you should actually prepare your skin at home with these products prior to receiving your first peel in order to assure a better result. Talk to your Doctor about TCA peels, they go a little deeper. Give Fraxel some thought. It is an excellent way to help with acne scarring.