what is the best treatment for a chemical peel burn on lower face and chin?

However, if this seems to be getting worse rather than better, consider having her seen by a board certified dermatologist.

Thank you for your question! I would suggest Aquaphor ointment at least twice daily for 3-5 days until the skin is no longer irritated. Remember to use a good daily sunblock of at least SPF 30.You should be consulted by a board certified dermatologist if the burns are intolerable. Best of luck!

I agree with the recommendations so far.  Using Aquaphor or vaseline for 3-4 days, followed by a bland, non-comedogenic (won't clog pores) moisturizer such as Cetaphil, CeraVe or any over-the-counter moisturizer made for sensitive skin.  A mild cortisone cream such as 1% hydrocortisone can be added to the moisturizer for a few days to help calm the inflammation.  Remember to use a good daily sunblock of at least SPF 30 since her skin will be extra sensitive!

Dear concerned mom, I  would agree with Dr. Chen and have her use aquaphor  or vaseline a few times a day for about three days. After that I would switch to something like cetaphil as too much occlusive moisturizer will aggrevate her acne. Can also use cool compresses made up of 1/4 cup white vingar and 3/4 cups water. If it appears to be getting infected go right to the dermatologist. 

I would suggest Aquaphor ointment at least twice daily for 3-5 days until the skin is no longer irritated, then switch to cetaphil cream.  Although Aquaphor works well for healing, if used too long, it has the tendency to clog pores.