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I would discuss options for co2 laser or scar excision with your treating physician. Many of these TCA treatments are sold online and should be discouraged because of the risks. Raffy Karamanoukian Los Angeles
If this is recent, I would wait a few months before seeing what happens. If it is a old spot, I would try Latisse to see if pigment can return, the other trick is to fade the surrounding skin with laser, so that the white spot is not so obvious. I would like to try to get pigment back before laser. Another option is cosmetic tattooing, however the colour match has to be exact- very difficult, and if you tan, there will be colour changes. A difficult problem to solve, but Im sure we can improve thingsRegardsDr Davin LimLaser and Cosmetic DermatologistBRISBANE, Australia
Go see a dermatology 2nd opinion. This is too red too long. I am not sure why you have this but it is very unusual. Get a 2nd opinion from a one on one exam. My Best, Dr C
Salon!!! Well seek the care of a "real" doctor to treat this second degree burn correctly. That is why the public needs to understand medical aesthetic therapies need to be preformed either under doctor supervision or by the docs themselves.
I do not recommend applying TCA yourself. When done incorrectly, it can result in permanent discoloration and scarring. I suggest you consult a board-certified dermatologist to help you in treating your sebaceous hyperplasia. There are very easy and safe techniques to remove sebaceous...
