Redness neutralizer after laser - SkinCeuticals

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I had done co2 laser 5 weeks ago and now i'm on my healing process,my skin it's pink and i wonder if any doctor have had some experience with the product "redness neutralizer" of skinceuticals laboratories to target and improve the redness after co2 laser. Thanks

David Stoker, MD · Answer

Many patients have redness after CO2 laser treatment.  The "Redness Neutralizer" by SkinCeuticals is very effective in reducing redness and calming the skin.  We have seen many patients reduce their recovery time with use of this product.  Other recommended treatments post CO2 laser include LightStim and Oxygen Infusion.

Jack Kolenda, MD, FRCS (C) · Answer

Thank you for your question! 
It is very common for patients to experience redness after C02 laser treatments. Skinceuticas Redness neutralizer is a fantastic product to use post laser. It is calming for the skin and has been proven to be effective to reduce recovery time as well.

Raffy Karamanoukian, MD, FACS · Answer

We recommend twice daily application of Plato's Scar Serum once the skin has healed over to prevent scarring and redness after co2 laser. Best, Dr. KaramanoukianLos Angeles

Medical Relations - SkinCeuticals · Answer

We recommend following the post-care instructions administered to you by your physician before moving forward. After consultation, if you are looking for a product to use, SkinCeuticals Redness Neutralizer helps strengthen the skin's protective barrier, soothe the feeling of irritation, and reduce the appearance of redness and flushing. Formulated with an innovative combination of biomimetic neuropeptides and natural actives, this daily treatment helps reduce skin temperature and is ideal as an at-home complement to professional redness treatments. 
In addition, we would also recommend SkinCeuticals C E Ferulic. Clinical studies have demonstrated that SkinCeuticals C E Ferulic serum is well tolerated to be used post-laser (CO2) treatment. This product is a vitamin C antioxidant that provides protection against environmental damage caused by free radicals from UVA/UVB radiation. Vitamin C should be applied in the daytime and we recommend following with a broad spectrum sunscreen for additional protection against environmental aggressors. 
Best of luck on your skincare journey.

Peter J. Malouf, DO · Answer

hello,you need to give it time. I am not aware of any good topicals to reduce the redness following Co2In 2 months, a photofacial, might help lighten the redness.Dr. Malouf

Redness neutralizer after laser - SkinCeuticals

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