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It is NEVER advised to treat yourself at home. It appears you may be having an allergic reaction to the product you used. I would recommend you see your primary health provider for a antihistamine and topical steroid. In the future, please always seek the professional advice from a board certified plastic surgeon or dermatologist.
Thank you for your question. It would be helpful to see photos. Please follow the recovery instructions provided by your board certified facial plastic surgeon. Best wishes,
Thank you for your inquiry! Mandelic Acid and Lactic Acid chemical peels are generally safe to use on patients with Rosacea. However, there are other effective laser treatments such as the V-Beam Candela laser that are effective in reducing symptoms of Rosacea. Be...
Generally IPL or a vascular laser such as V-Beam or Excel-V can be fairly helpful, provided the treatments occur at a proper medical clinic. Along with good sun protection on your neck going forward, you might in the meantime try something like Lytera 2.0, azelaic or glycolic acid, or retinol...