I've been diagnosed with ocular rosacea, and I don't want to aggravate potentially sensitive skin. I have tried numerous treatments for adult acne over many years. A Jessner peel was recommended to help with the red marks left from acne. I don't have visible rosacea on my skin yet, but I did recently react to a serum that left my skin red for several days, so I'm a little nervous about anything I put on my skin at this point. Would a Jessner peel be something I should stay away from?
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Jessner peels are an excellent choice for patients with darker skin. Be sure to stop using the retinol product at least 3 days before the peel. All peels of a risk of irritation and hyperpigmentation so make sure you get your peel from a licensed professional who is experience...
Your initial reaction of turning dark brown and peeling was completely normal. Unfortunately I have to agree with everyone else and it sounds like you have PIH (Post Inflam Pigment). Most of the time this will fade on it's own, but it can take 6-12 months. If you return to...
Thank you for your question. The at-home treatment probably is not as aggressive and may require more treatments. Depending upon your skin type, repeating Jessner peels can be done from 4-8 weeks. I can't comment on your at home kit since I'm not sure what's in there. It should have...