How soon can I use tea tree oil on my skin after a 35% TCA peel?

First, I would suggest that, since there are many different causes for small bumps on the skin, you should get a "second opinion" from a board certified dermatologist to ensure that you do indeed have sebaceous hyperplasia. If so, chemical peels would be of no value whatever and in a person of...

I suggest seeing your physician and getting his opinion.  I am unsure what strength was performed, but should have peeled.  It appears it may not have been applied evenly as you have blotches of redness that may have gone at different depths.  This is why I tend to use lasers more...

I never suggest anyone apply TCA to the face on their own.  You could easily scar or cause pigmentation changes if the wrong amount is put on.  Pores get slightly better but do not improve completely.  TCA is better for wrinkles and antiaging.  I suggest seeing a cosmetic...

This is a terrible complication.  You need to see a cosmetic dermatologist who is an expert in lasers to help you.  LED light treatment and pulsed dye or Excel V laser will help the redness, and low level fractional resurfacing such as Fraxel or Clear and Brilliant can help improve the...

First off, you should only be going to a board certified dermatologist for chemical peels.  Secondly, the spots you are trying to remove look like moles and cannot be removed with TCA, they are too deep to be affected by the chemical even with strong % and with multiple dosages....