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My opinion is to have a nonablative resurfacing which has been shown to improve any scarring conditions and give improvement in complexion. I have treated many patients with this. I would avoid co2 laser if possible although it is probably safe it is less safe than a nonablative laser like fraxel with microneedling and PRP. Best, Dr. Emer.
I agree with Dr Emer,I personally would use the Fraxel 1927- 1550 Dual system as it is non-ablative. The CO2, as know is the strongest wavelength, and hence on the side of caution I would rather use several more gentle treatments than an aggressive one with the risk of flaring up your auto-immune condition. I usually cover my patients with 3-5 days of prednisone steroid orally after lasers if they have auto-immune conditions such as lupus, scleroderma etc...All the best, Dr Davin LimLaser, surgical and aesthetic dermatologistBrisbane, Australia
Fraxel is a great laser for fine lines and hyper pigmentation. However, I advise against Fraxel with Asian skin since it can lead to melasma and hyperpigmentation. For this reason, I often use the eMatrix in Asian skin. Melasma is not treated with Fraxel and last year the Fraxel company ca...
OK, itching is almost universal, especially on the chest and décolletage areas - here are my tips1. Anti histamines, take twice a day. Use a sedating antihistamine at night to help you sleep better2. Swap a thick moisturiser for a thinner one ( less occlusion to the sweat glands). Keep in ...
I suggest posting before and after photos and VISIA analysis. Otherwise there is no way we can suggest what may have happened or your treatment options. Best, Dr. Emer.
