Glycolic Acid Peel Gone Wrong? My Face is Absolutely Horrible. Help? (Photo)

I recommend you go see a board-certified dermatologist who can help you with your healing. This is what happens when you choose to have treatments (which have known risks of permanent damage when done incorrectly) with non-physicians. In the meantime, I would use bland emolliation and gentle cleansing. Continue with the Bactroban three times a day in the areas that are open or crusted. Be very careful with  the sun.

A glycolic acid peel is an epidermal peel and should not cause any damage. It is possible that your epidemis was exfoliated due to the dermaplaning and that the peel went a bit deep in some areas.  At this point you should carefully wash your face with a non-detergent based soap and apply a petroleum based ointment two to three times a day, use a product like Aquaphor.  If you have residual redness after you heal over the next few days you may need to be treated with a topical steroid.  In this case you will need to be seen by a dermatologist or plastic surgeon.