Redness lasts for 2 months after ablative laser resurfacing treatment. Will it ever go away? (photo)

Thank you for your question. The recovery process depends on the individual's unique skin, the type of laser used, and other features of your procedure. Please discuss with your board certified facial plastic surgeon.
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Apply Elevase Moisture Booster with ceramides to help hydrate the skin, followed by IPL Limelight or PDL. Best, Dr. KaramanoukianLos Angeles

It is common to experience redness for some time after laser resurfacing. The important thing is sun avoidance as this can prolong redness. Therefore daily sun protection is essential aftercare. 

Hi There Thank you for your question and photograph.There does not seem to be any major issue here. It does take a while for it to go. It really depends on settings the laser was used on. As I've said before dermalux is a very good option and really does heal these issues quite quickly so try a course of light therapy.Not sure bepanthen is the way to go as lanolin can irritate some people and I vaguely remember it contains this. Always consult your doctor first, if not getting anywhere then have a think as to what to do.Kind Regards Dr Dinesh Maini Zenith Cosmetic Clinics 

Yes, the redness will resolve with time - probably another month or two. Consider this a good sign - your physician used effective Laser settings.Some scarring requires more than one treatment. Be sure to use sun precautions to protect your skin from developing pigment abnormalities later. Best wishes.