It's been two weeks now since my procedure and i can't seem to feel the energy level I had before my procedure....
Answer: Reduced energy after laser resurfacing Laser resurfacing does involved a vigorous healing response which could mildly affect your energy but if this continues for more than 2 weeks. I suggest you seek your practitioner for guidance. There are other medical issues that could be responsible.I hope this was helpful.
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Answer: Reduced energy after laser resurfacing Laser resurfacing does involved a vigorous healing response which could mildly affect your energy but if this continues for more than 2 weeks. I suggest you seek your practitioner for guidance. There are other medical issues that could be responsible.I hope this was helpful.
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Answer: Laser Resurfacing Recovery Thank you for your question, joaniewoanie. The laser skin resurfacing recovery typically lasts one to two weeks. Should you feel any symptoms that persist, please consult with the physician who performed the procedure. Perhaps you should jot down all of the major occurrences in your life since the procedure to determine if your reduced energy stems from the laser skin resurfacing treatment or something else.Best wishes,
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Answer: Laser Resurfacing Recovery Thank you for your question, joaniewoanie. The laser skin resurfacing recovery typically lasts one to two weeks. Should you feel any symptoms that persist, please consult with the physician who performed the procedure. Perhaps you should jot down all of the major occurrences in your life since the procedure to determine if your reduced energy stems from the laser skin resurfacing treatment or something else.Best wishes,
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November 10, 2015
Answer: Tired 2 weeks after laser skin resurfacing Thank you for sharing your concerns. Your feeling tired is probably not related to your laser skin resurfacing procedure. Let your doctor know how you are feeling in case there is an unrelated problem going on. I hope you feel better soon.
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November 10, 2015
Answer: Tired 2 weeks after laser skin resurfacing Thank you for sharing your concerns. Your feeling tired is probably not related to your laser skin resurfacing procedure. Let your doctor know how you are feeling in case there is an unrelated problem going on. I hope you feel better soon.
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October 31, 2015
Answer: Feeling Tired After Laser Resurfacing This is not a typical issue from laser resurfacing I suggest seeing your physician and/or a psychologist to see if there is other life events that are affecting your mood. some people feel depressed after laser resurfacing which also could be affecting your mood. There is no reason why not to speak to someone about it and get a formal internal evaluation (hormones, vitamins etc). Best, Dr. Emer.
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October 31, 2015
Answer: Feeling Tired After Laser Resurfacing This is not a typical issue from laser resurfacing I suggest seeing your physician and/or a psychologist to see if there is other life events that are affecting your mood. some people feel depressed after laser resurfacing which also could be affecting your mood. There is no reason why not to speak to someone about it and get a formal internal evaluation (hormones, vitamins etc). Best, Dr. Emer.
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October 30, 2015
Answer: Fatigue after laser resurfacing The laser procedure itself should not produce any fatigue, but it is possible that any systemic anesthesia used during the procedure could. If you had a general anesthesia for the procedure, this sometimes can produce some fatigue but normally this would resolve fairly soon. If you have not already, I would alert the physician who treated you about your issue so that you can be evaluated if needed.
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October 30, 2015
Answer: Fatigue after laser resurfacing The laser procedure itself should not produce any fatigue, but it is possible that any systemic anesthesia used during the procedure could. If you had a general anesthesia for the procedure, this sometimes can produce some fatigue but normally this would resolve fairly soon. If you have not already, I would alert the physician who treated you about your issue so that you can be evaluated if needed.
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