I Had a 50% Glycolic Peel Yesterday and Now my Eyes Are Very Swollen, Will It Go Away?

This sounds like hyperpigmentation. Sun avoidance is key after a peel. Contact your physician to have him check you.

It sounds like you may have keratosis pilaris besides dull and dry leg skin. While 70% glycolic acid peel may be helpful for you eventually, it may not be the best treatment at the beginning. I will suggest you to try 30-50% glycolic acid peel first and if your skin improves ad tolerates it, you...

Different strengths of peel will determine how quickly you recover and how soon after you can do another session.  On average it takes one week to recover from a mild peel, and one to two weeks to recover from a deeper peel.  We typically recommend a series of four to six peels every four we...

Your skin needs to be assessed by a skin-care professional before administering any form of peel. The skin needs to be prepared accordingly and correct home-care needs to be used in order to achieve the maximum benefits of having a treatment. I would also suggest you look into peels more suited...

Using sunless tanners is fine as they do not interfere. Use sunscreen 45 and up, and moisturize. Mineral make up is also fine to cover the redness after chemical peels. You will need minimal make up to cover the redness.

No, a glycolic acid is not going to help with scars.  Glycolic peels help to improve hyperpigmentation, fine lines, wrinkles, texture, and skin impurities.