TCA Peel 1 month after Juvederm Ultra for tear troughs?

Should I have a TCA Peel a month after having tear trough rejuvenation with Juvederm Ultra?

5 answers to “TCA Peel 1 month after Juvederm...”

A: TCA peel Can Be Done After Juvederm

Tanveer Janjua, MD

Usually the skin heals very well and very fast after a Juvederm injection. A period of two weeks is sufficient to allow for that healing. Doing a TCA peel at that point is relatively safe. However, it depends on the strength of the peel. I would limit it to 35% TCA at the most and also... more

A: TCA peels are fine to do after Juvederm around the eyes

David Hansen, MD

TCA peels do great around the eyes and it doesn't matter when you get the Juvederm injected beforehand. The peels usually run around  $350 each and are so helpful. 

A: TCA following hyaluronic fillers to tear trough should be ok

Otto Joseph Placik, MD

As long as the TCA is a superficial peel, this should not effect the juvederm or the results achieved. If,  however, you have thick or pigmented skin that is markedly improved by the peel, there is a potential for a slightly bluish hue to the skin subsequent to the peel.

A: Chemical peel and juvederm use

Steven Wallach, MD

Having a tca peel several weeks or even the same day as a juvederm innjection treatment should be ok.   The peel will not be deep enough to cause problems with the filler.

A: Lower eyelid TCA peeling after Juvederm to Tear Troughs

L. Mike Nayak, MD

Hello, In experienced hands, you can absolutely have a lower eyelid TCA peel 1 month (or even 1 minute) after Juvederm injection of the tear trough.

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