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Dry, rough, itchy and red skin post TCA, medium depth peel on neck. What can be used to reduce redness, and rough patches?

flipnsipApr 20, 2022
Was told this is normal after my peel. No further treatment offered by doctor. What can be used topically to take down redness, help dryness and rough patches.

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