I had an eMatrix procedure done nine days ago, and it's still not healing. What can I do? (Photo)

First of all, I don't think this is permanent, and it should get better, but I would get an appointment to see the doctor who performed your procedure. It looks like you had some sort of allergic reaction to the procedure. You can use Aquaphor or Eucerin for the flaking and dryness, but you might benefit from a low potency topical steroid, which your doctor could write for. Over-the-counter 1% Hydrocortisone might be strong enough, but it's often too weak to accomplish much. Also, the doctor might add topical hydroquinone to prevent hyperpigmentation in those red areas. It's common to have dry flaking skin for a bit after eMatrix, but the defined squares should resolve faster than that, so I think you need a follow up visit.

ok, firstly let me comment on the procedure itself. Firstly what was the level setting in mj per pin? Secondly, why are there skip segments everywhere? If a provider can perform the eMatrix they should be able to deal with the complications. Do you suffer from urticaria? Is this an allergic contact derm or irritant? Simple trouble shooting medical questions should be asked. Now, your skin will not have long term damage, unless they did something silly like triple pulse at 100 mj per pin... it should settle over the next few weeks. Early on, a steroid ointment can help. I suggest seeing a Board Certified Specialist in your area. The device itself is great, especially for collagen remodelling in early acne scars, but you should find the best method to solve your problem and not a device itself. All the best, Davin Lim. Brisbane. Australia.