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one month out--photos
5 days and done :)
By the eve of the 4th night the spot had dried out pretty well even though I was still trying to keep it gooped up. In the morn (day 5) a piece of the dark spot had pulled up and I could see it was like a very thin scab. I took my shower and washed my face carefully and the rest of it came off to leave pink skin. I took some photos of all of this and another once I put a bit of makeup on. It shows through a little but nowhere near like it did with the original solar age spot. I am pretty excited that eventually the pink will fade away and it will look so much better!
Found an answer to my question- LEAVE THE BLISTER INTACT
I wasn't sure if it was ok to remove the top of the blister since it was so delicate and easy to remove. I guess I should've been a bit more careful to let it remain. I found some info stating it's best to leave the top of the blister intact while the underneath heals for a better cosmetic result.
Provider Review
Dr Anil Singal