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Profractional Laser Horrible Results - Peoria, IL

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I decided to get laser resurfacing because of all...

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chicago25
$2,500

I decided to get laser resurfacing because of all the sun damage i had on my skin. I am only 29 and now my skin looks 39. Its lost volume in the cheeks, my hypo pigmentation is worse and i have a dent in my cheek. I believe my doctor had the laser set to high, I even heard a loud pop come from the laser when he was doing the treatment right in the area I have the dent.
It really depresses me... I have read all the horrible stories on here.. I don't understand why they are still being used. Just want to warn people. DO NOT DO IT! if anyone wants pictures i have them.

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October 20, 2010

If you're comfortable posting photos here (by updating your post), I know others will be very interested in seeing them.  Thanks for posting and I'm sorry for your bad outcome.

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November 1, 2010
thanks. i am trying to post a pic but can't figure out how.?
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November 1, 2010

Hi Peoria -- Click the "Edit" link (right above your review title) to post pics. Our moderators will review them and they'll appear very shortly! Thanks so much for sharing.

August 13, 2011
Who was the plastic surgeon?
September 14, 2011
I am sorry this happened to you. If you have not, please file a report with the FDA, via their adverse event report filing system. This might help protect others in the future. It is important to have an official record of these injuries so that they are documented. There is no time limit for filing the report. It is never too late to file.

Your name and the name of the doctor will not be on public display but only viewable by the FDA. If you reported this outcome to your doctor it was their obligation to notify the mfg, who was then supposed to file a report with the FDA but that does not always happen. Each patient still needs to file their own report with the FDA so you will have a voice and you can be sure the damage was reported and documented.

You can file the report online at this link below, just click the "Begin" button to the right. You will need the manufacturer and model (or at least that would be helpful) of device that harmed you.

https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/medwatch/medwatch-online.htm