Bumpy skin after laser resurfacing. Can this be fixed? (Photo)

I'm sorry to hear about your experience with bumpy and red skin following laser resurfacing. It's important to address your concerns and explore options for improving your skin's condition.

Bumpy and red skin after laser resurfacing, especially if it has persisted for 5-6 years, could be the result of various factors such as skin sensitivity, improper aftercare, or a suboptimal healing response.

I recommend scheduling a consultation with a qualified dermatologist or skincare specialist. They can assess your skin's current condition, determine the underlying causes of the bumps and redness, and provide personalized recommendations.

Depending on the nature of the bumps and redness, your skincare professional might suggest topical treatments such as gentle exfoliants, moisturizers, and calming products to help improve the texture and appearance of your skin.

Microneedling and radiofrequency treatments can help stimulate collagen production and improve skin texture. These treatments might be considered to address bumpy skin and promote a smoother complexion.

In some cases, a revision laser resurfacing procedure might be recommended to target specific areas of concern and promote better healing. However, this decision would be made after a thorough evaluation by a skincare professional.

It's important to approach any treatment or revision procedure with realistic expectations. While improvements are possible, complete reversal of long-standing issues might not be guaranteed. The timeline for improvement can vary, so patience and consistency are key.