I had pearl lasar today and wonder if the vinegar makes it redder and more burning as I have. I am swollen and some pain as a bad sunburn. Is there something else I can use to heal?
Answer: Vinegar soaks after Pearl laser
The post treatment instructions for pearl laser is to wash face at least three times a day with Cetaphil cleaner and to apply the vinegar soaks after and after the soaks apply a thin layer of Aquaphor. The soaks consist of 1 teaspoon of plain white vinegar to 2 cups of water. The solution is applied to face with a soft washcloth and can made ahead of time and stored in the refrigerator. If you are having problems with the vinegar then just wash the face with Cetaphil and apply a layer of aquaphor to treated area three times a day.
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Answer: Vinegar soaks after Pearl laser
The post treatment instructions for pearl laser is to wash face at least three times a day with Cetaphil cleaner and to apply the vinegar soaks after and after the soaks apply a thin layer of Aquaphor. The soaks consist of 1 teaspoon of plain white vinegar to 2 cups of water. The solution is applied to face with a soft washcloth and can made ahead of time and stored in the refrigerator. If you are having problems with the vinegar then just wash the face with Cetaphil and apply a layer of aquaphor to treated area three times a day.
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February 27, 2012
Answer: Pearl Laser
Dilute vinegar soaks are very effective in removing debris from the skin and decrease bacteria on the skin.
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February 27, 2012
Answer: Pearl Laser
Dilute vinegar soaks are very effective in removing debris from the skin and decrease bacteria on the skin.
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Answer: Post-Laser Care Make sure that the vinegar soaks you are using are not too concentrated (otherwise it can burn) - it should be 1 teaspoon per 2 cups of water. Soak gauze in the solution and spread it out over the treated areas, keeping it in place for 20-30 minutes - more like a compress. Then apply whatever barrier your physician recommended. Most patients find the vinegar soaks soothing.
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Answer: Post-Laser Care Make sure that the vinegar soaks you are using are not too concentrated (otherwise it can burn) - it should be 1 teaspoon per 2 cups of water. Soak gauze in the solution and spread it out over the treated areas, keeping it in place for 20-30 minutes - more like a compress. Then apply whatever barrier your physician recommended. Most patients find the vinegar soaks soothing.
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January 25, 2011
Answer: Pearl aftercare
Our patients find that the vinegar soaks are extremely helpful and soothing after Pearl laser treatments to reduce the sunburn-like stinging and redness. Refrigerating the solution or using cold compresses is also helpful. If you have been advised to use aquaphor after your treatment you may consider misting a bit of water on the skin first and then applying a bit of softened aquaphor to the skin in a very thin layer. Use a mild fragrance free cleanser like Cetaphil 2-3 times a day as well and gently pat the skin dry (don't rub or scrub). When the skin begins to peel, definitely do NOT pick the peeling skin.
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January 25, 2011
Answer: Pearl aftercare
Our patients find that the vinegar soaks are extremely helpful and soothing after Pearl laser treatments to reduce the sunburn-like stinging and redness. Refrigerating the solution or using cold compresses is also helpful. If you have been advised to use aquaphor after your treatment you may consider misting a bit of water on the skin first and then applying a bit of softened aquaphor to the skin in a very thin layer. Use a mild fragrance free cleanser like Cetaphil 2-3 times a day as well and gently pat the skin dry (don't rub or scrub). When the skin begins to peel, definitely do NOT pick the peeling skin.
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