I'm in my mid 20's and starting to notice dull skin, sun damaged (freckles) large pores and redness/broken capillaries around cheeks and nose area. I'm not sure that fraxel treatment is right for me, I'm leaning towards microdermabrasion, photo facial, or some kind of chemical peel.
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Answer: Rejuvenate the skin by doing LaseMD and a melapeel to give a brighter and more youthful look.
It is not uncommon to get skin darkening after a chemical peel. I would recommend that you begin a topical skin lightener such as Melarase AM and Melarase PM soon after a chemical peel to maintain results. Best, DR. Karamanoukian Santa Monica
Go see a dermatologist right away. The sooner the better since the earlier the intervention the better the chances of preventing permanent hyperpigmentation and scarring. If this is new, your dermatologist will provide you with local wound care for a burn to the skin as well as a local steroid...
I would follow your physician's recommendations after a chemical peel. In our office, we often use a cortisone cream followed by Elevase Moisture Booster with ceramides to help soothe the skin. Best,Dr. Karamanoukian Los Angeles