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Thank you for your question! Every patient requires different amount of time for their skin to peel and fully recover after Vi peel. Make sure you follow aftercare instructions and use the products from the kit given to you by your provider. Do not forget to apply sunscreen. If your condition does not improve within a week then contact your provider for follow up. Best of luck!
Every patient requires different amount of time for their skin to peel and fully recover after Vi peel. Make sure you follow aftercare instructions and use the products from the kit given to you by your provider. Do not forget to apply sunscreen. If your condition does not improve within a week then contact your provider for follow up. Good luck!
Thank you for your question! Everything you describe is normal after Vi Peel. Keep using your aftercare kit products and hang in there. Soon enough you will be seeing your results. Best of luck!
Thank you for your question. it is advised to wait 5 to 6 months after Accutane to have the peel, due to increased sensitivity.
Thank you for your question! You need to wait for your skin to completely heal which will take about one month. It all depends on your skin and how fast it heals. It may take 4 weeks or longer for it to completely heal. I am glad that you experienced satisfying results with Vi peel, it ...
Thank you for your question! Before vacation sun exposure your skin should be completely healed and you should always use sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher. Usually it takes 4 to 6 weeks for skin o heal, it all depends on your personal case. Still I would advise you to wait at least 2 months ...
ViPeel chemical peels are an excellent method of skin rejuvenation that is safe and effective for all skin types. There are currently a few different versions of the peel that vary in strength and ingredients: the original formula contains a combination of TCA, Retin-A, salicylic acid, phenol,...
Thank you for your question! Aesthetic and cosmetic treatments are not covered with any insurance or Medicare or Medicaid unless one of those treatments is necessary for treatment of malign condition. Many offices offer payment plan options so you may look into that. Good luck!
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