How Should I Treat Swelling and Redness from a Photofacial? Doctor Answers, Tips
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How Should I Treat Swelling and Redness from a Photofacial?


3 Doctor Answers | Asked by Shakti in Orlando
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Photofacial

To aid in swelling and redness from a photofacial, I encourage you to limit activity, minimize or avoid sun exposure, and where a good sunscreen. It may take a few days for this to improve.
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Photofacial

Cool compressed, avoid sun exposure, no exercise until resolved. Avoid ice packs. Thank you for your question and good luck with everything.
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Biafine and Gauze

Biafine emulsion which is a prescription product had been used successfully in Europe for 26 years. It was developed by a physician whose daughter was undergoing radiotherapy and sustained burns. It has long been a mainstay for treating radiation burns.   This applied twice a day, followed by gauze or Adaptic dressing should help. At the first sign of infection, you should be placed on an antibiotic.  Some people prefer Aquaphor. A recent study by dermatologic... more

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