VI peel causing redness and limited peeling. (photos)

Vipeel chemical peels can cause post treatment redness, itching,
dryness, and ironically, hyperpigmentation. Early post-peel care is
vital. I would use a curated combination of Covalent peels, fractional
laser, and topical creams to treat the skin after a Vipeel. Start with
Elevase to help with dryness of the skin. Melarase creams are ideal to
combat pigmentation. 
AM: Melaclenz, Melapads, and Melarase AMPM: Melaclenz, Melapads, and Melarase PMBest, 
Dr. Karamanoukian
Realself100 Surgeon

Thank you for your question! Contact your provider as soon as possible since they had to give you a aftercare kit. It takes few days to recover from Vi peel. I would advise you to use sunscreen daily and cooling pads. Best of luck!

Contact your provider as soon as possible since they had to give you an aftercare kit. It takes few days to recover from Vi peel. I would advise you to use sunscreen daily and cooling pads. Good luck! 

It is a little alarming that you were not provided with a home treatment kit from your practitioner along with post-treatment instructions from your provider. It is important you have information for post peel care including the need to use sunscreen that should be provided to you. It seems you have experienced a sensitive reaction around your eyes based on the photographs and the hydrocortisone that comes in the post-treatment kit can help ease burning that may be caused. I recommend following up with the office on these items to ensure the best care is taken for you.

It disturbs me that there was no kit, was this a doctors office?  Is this genuine Vi peel ? The box of peels a physician gets comes with a nice pre packaged kit of sunscreen and hydrocortisone cream plus 3 pads containing retina-a.

It looks as if there was uneven absorption and some areas received more vi thats others. i would get in touch pronto if unavailable make sure you are using good sunscreen. Ice packs may also help.