Burnt my face with a chemical peel about 2 years ago and it still looks terrible. Any options for repairing? (photos)

I would suggest using Melapads daily exfoliating pads and Melarase to help even out your skin complexion and improve the burn marks. In addition, PDL may also help.Best, Dr. Karamanoukian Los Angeles

I suggest you speak to a cosmetic dermatologist who can get you on a long term skin care and laser treatment plan.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Anyone using tretinoin needs to be ultra cautious about using other exfoliation products. You now understand why. Had you asked your doctor who prescribed the tretinoin, I can guarantee you would have been advised not to do any home peeling.Further traumatizing the skin by picking and peeling adds to the problems. Call your doctor for some immediate instructions. Once your skin is not in reactive phase, your doctor can assess the damage and decide what might need to be done.it is tempting to try at-home peels and generally if done correctly, a low level 10% should not be a problem - but that's based on the assumption you are not already using products that could interact with the peel.I'm sorry you have had this experience but thank you for sharing. Others hopefully will be spared by reading your story.Please follow up later in the community forum on what your doctor advised and any treatments you had to level things out for you.

It is very unusual to get burned with 10% glycolic acid but if that is what happened along with all the trauma to the skin afterwards first of all stop putting anything on except washing your face withCetaphil and applying plain Vaseline at least twice a day and see a board certified dermatologist as soon as you can