I have rashes on my underarm and it is on and off. I've already booked an appointment for IPL sessions but i'm worried that my rashes might get worse after and i might scratch it. If it is safe, can i use cream for my underarm? Im using neoderm cream even without rashes
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Thanks for your question and posting a picture. All of the healing is going on beneath the surface. Applying anything topically really won't help. The tiny pink dot may continue to fade over the next couple of days. It does sometimes take a series of IPL treatments to diminish blood vess...
Thanks for your question. I would not recommend IPL on African American skin, and I would not see any doctor who would. What I do suggest to lift hyperpigmented lesions off of darker skin tones in the Pico laser, as it is safe and effective. Best of LuckAnil Shah MD
While it doesn't appear your aren't a good candidate for IPL, it also looks like you can tan in the sun. Your technician might have been too aggressive with their settings. Try not to freak out, as these effects will subside within a few weeks. Avoid the sun and keep in close contact with your...
