Elidel after harsh TCA peel? What about topical NSAIDs?

I suggest seeing your cosmetic dermatologist they should evaluate you in person and get you on the proper wound care.  Best, Dr. Emer.

It would be best to see your local dermatologist.  If this is not possible as is the case sometimes, continue with extreme gentle skin care - bland fragrance-free wash, sunscreen in the AM, and an over-the-counter  hydrocortisone cream 2x a day.  Elidel and topical NSAIDs are not appropriate for post-TCA skincare.  Emollients such as Aquaphor and Cicalfate can speed up the recovery process of a TCA peel, but without seeing you, the recommendations are obviously very general.  Be well. 

Sounds like with the deep white frosting you have removed all of your epidermis and the peel is in the papillary dermis- this means your skin barrier is compromised. Do not put Elidel, NSAIDS or any thing on it, apart from bland emollient or antibiotic balm. You will need to see a specialist for wound care ASAP to prevent scarring or infection. All the bestDavin Lim Laser and aesthetic dermatologist.