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3 weeks after peel and still experiencing redness. Is this permanent? (Photo)

LilikoibreathNov 6, 2018
3 weeks ago, I did the Advanced Corrective Peel by Skinceuticals at a Medical Spa. I'm still experiencing redness around my mouth, and can even see a demarcation line. Is this permanent?

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Dr. Summit Kundaria, MD
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