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Thank you for your question! You are still in peeling process and it may last for another week. It is hard to evaluate your “cracks” without picture. The peeling process is usually described as dry skin with cracks and patches, and that is completely normal. It is important to follow the instructions given by your provider and have a check-up appointment. Best of luck!
You are still in peeling process and it may last for another week. It is hard to evaluate your “cracks” without picture. The peeling process is usually described as dry skin with cracks and patches, and that is completely normal. It is important to follow the instructions given by your provider and have a check-up appointment.
Thank you for your question! It is hard to examine it just by looking at one picture. It does look like a dry patch and using Aquaphor is a good way to go. It is important not to pick it and stay away from sun exposure. After first few days, I would switch to non-comedogenic moisturizer such as ...
Thank you for your question. if the peel was applied at 930 pm, the first towelette should be applied at 1230am. the next one you can apply in the morning, the third that night. all towelettes should be used within the first 48 hour and at least 4 hours apart from each other.
Thank you for your question! Chemical peels do not penetrate deep enough to remove or reduce precancerous basal cells. I would suggest you to talk to your provider about Photodynamic therapy or PDT. It has been used to successfully remove cancer cells. Best of luck!
Thank you for your question! You are still peeling and it may take up to two weeks until your peeling process is complete. Dead skin appears darer, and after it is peeled, it should look better. It is important to follow the instructions given by your provider and have a check-up appointment. ...
Thank you for your question. once peeling begins it is advised to not use any more towelettes (in the areas that are peeling). only use the post peel cream, aquaphor, or organic coconut oil in those areasl.
Thank you for your question! I would advise you to stop using any topical medications at least few days before your treatment. It will enhance Vi Peel results and prevent any complications. You can recume using your topical medications once your skin is healed and done peeling. Best of luck!
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