Pale and Thinning of Skin After Chemotherapy?

Hi Babochka,

So sorry to hear what you are going through, you are in my prayers for cure from your cancer.  Unfortunately chemotherapy can cause effects on the skin.  I have treated a few patients after their chemotherapy with Ulthera and they have had very nice rejuvenating results.  Their skin tone, texure, and even color have improved.  Without seeing photos of you, it is difficult the determine whether a biological stimulator filler such as Sculptra would be helpful.  I wish the best for you and hope that you have had your last chemo ever!  Good luck and be well.

Dr. P

Non ablative fractional 1540 Erbium laser treatments are safe and will build new collagen, Good medical grade topical skin care products are also important (see below).

Chemotherapy does take a toll on the skin of most patients. I recommend that you visit an experienced dermatologist to begin the process of rejuvenating your skin. As a board-certified dermatologist, I commonly recommend a variety of skincare products, as well as laser and filler treatments for facial rejuvenation. You may benefit from a consistent at home skincare regimen coupled with Ulthera skin tightening and facial fillers to address lax skin and volume loss. While we can begin the rejuvenation process even while you are on a chemotherapy regimen, most physicians wait until the treatment is over before injecting fillers or performing laser procedures.