Burn from glycolic peel not neutralizing properly. Will tretinoin and hydroquinone help?

Experiencing burning and blisters after a glycolic peel followed by a Vitamin A micro peel can be uncomfortable and concerning. Here are some steps you can take to soothe your skin and address these symptoms: Cool Compresses: Apply a cool, damp cloth to the affected areas. This can help reduce...

Thank you for your question. it is always recommended to pretreat when doing chemical peels to avoid this type of reaction. we suggest to pretreat your skin 2 weeks before the peel with a melanin inhibitor such as a prescription grade hydroquoine. darker skin types are VERY prone to hyper and...

Persistent redness after a chemical peel can be corrected with pulsed dye laser treatments. Apply a moisturizer with ceramides such as Elevase to help soothe the skin. Best, Dr. Karamanoukian Los Angeles

See a dermatologist ASAP, they can help you with your healing, and prevent both infection and PIH (skin colour changes). As a guide glycolic acid peels are one of the most dangerous peels out there, and certainly account for most of the peel scarring I see. Why? Because they need to be...

Your brown spot is probably not going away on its own. My recommendation for many of my patients with the same problem is to pretreat with a retinoid (e.g. Retin-A) lightening agent such as 4% hydroquinone for at least 6 weeks then use a laser appropriate for your skin type to treat your...

I suggest you go to an experienced cosmetic dermatologist for these treatments in the future and consider an in person consultation with one for wound care treatments at this time.  You will need proper sun protection and post trauma skin care to prevent skin pigmentation problems in the...