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Immediately after the procedure we recommend using an occlusive ointment like SkinCeutical's HydraBalm. We recommend using that for 1-2 days post op and then switching to a product called Reconstructive Cream by Hymed. We have found using these 2 products speeds healing and will get rid of the bumps left by E-Matrix sooner.
Inflammation after eMatrix responds well to a topical steroid as well as some prophylactic oral antibiotics. Refrain from using any other topical moisturizing creams for a week after eMatrix.
Yes... there are several methods I use to decrease inflammation following eMatrix. This includes-1. A one off application of a strong steroid ointment after the procedure2. The use of anti-inflammatory antibiotics for 5-6 days after eMatrix3. Not to use a heavy ointment for days 2-4 after eMatrixDr Davin LimLaser Dermatologist
The redness on the face after Ematrix can be improved with a combination of Elevase ceramide cream and cortisone ointment. Topical wound care can help expedite your healing. Best, Dr. Karamanoukian Los Angeles
These are little vessles/purpura that have been damaged from the RF device, typically I see this when the device is not held properly on the skin and there is not full impedance. I suggest waiting longer than 3 weeks and considering another location. Although it doens't look bad, and...
Our office specializes in Ematrix treatments in Los Angeles. We usually space the treatments one month apart, combined with Retinoids and Melarase creams for skin rejuvenation. Dr. Karamanoukian
Retinoids can help improve some types of cosmetic skin problems. If you are going to undergo Ematrix, skin sensitizing retinoids may be discontinued. After treatment, a combination of skin lighteners such as Melarase creams and retinoids can be continued once the skin has healed...
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