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It sounds like you are having normal peeling. However the post peel protectant commonly stings during the peeling process. I advise my patients to discontinue the use of the post peel protectant and use a thin coat of plain old Vaseline instead. Rule of thumb after a peel is to stop using anything that "burns" when you put in on. The inflammation caused from the irritating product can cause hyperpigmentation to occur. It is too soon to see evidence of PIH at 3 days post peel. It usually takes 1-2 weeks before it is visable. Make sure you use a good SPF with Zinc Oxide and Titanium Dioxide in it at ALL TIMES and avoid the sun as much as possible while peeling! Your post peel kit should of included an SPF in it.
Thank you for your question. for hyperpigmentation it is recommended to get 3-4 peels 4-6 weeks apart using the precision plus booster and of course, use SPF in between peels.
Thank you for your question. as always its recommended to contact your provider but my patients have had success using curad silver.
It is important not to pick at the skin after any kind of peel. The skin will slough off naturally. Having said that, at this point you should refrain from picking and use the products that came with the peel as directed. You should avoid the areas where the skin is very pink and se...
