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Before treatment
The first photo was taken February 2020, makeup free, just before I had fibroblast. The second photo was taken today, 3 months 10 days post treatment. I am wearing Concealer and tInted CC cream. The pigmentation is still noticeable, but not as red.
Hyperpigmentation 11 weeks after fibroblast
This is my progress nearly 3 months later ( I had fibroblast on 20 February 20). The hyperpigmentation between my eyes to treat frown lines has faded. I’m using DemaScare gel twice daily to treat the area. I’m also applying SPF 50 zinc sunblock every day, and always wear a hat when outside. The wrinkles are more obvious than before the treatment. So a very disappointing result.
Fibroblast my Experience
I had fibroblast treatment for crows feet around my eyes, and frown lines between my eyes. This treatment is claimed to be non invasive however I don’t agree. Basically it involves pinprick sized burns to the skin. A scab forms accompanied by inflammation and swelling.
Healing takes around 7 days, the time it takes for the scabs to fall off. I suffered significant swelling, and could not go out in public as I looked like a victim of a physical assault. The swelling was particularly bad around the delicate eye area. It is now 6 weeks since the treatment and I have post inflammatory hyperpigmentation in the frown line area between my eyes.
I have to camouflage the area with makeup and have purchased various scare and fading creams in an attempt to lighten the redness. I have not noticed any reduction in wrinkles, in fact think the frown lines are the same if not slightly worse. It was a painful treatment, with a full week of healing during which time I looked like a scene from a horror movie. If I had the time again I would not have gone ahead with the procedure.
Healing takes around 7 days, the time it takes for the scabs to fall off. I suffered significant swelling, and could not go out in public as I looked like a victim of a physical assault. The swelling was particularly bad around the delicate eye area. It is now 6 weeks since the treatment and I have post inflammatory hyperpigmentation in the frown line area between my eyes.
I have to camouflage the area with makeup and have purchased various scare and fading creams in an attempt to lighten the redness. I have not noticed any reduction in wrinkles, in fact think the frown lines are the same if not slightly worse. It was a painful treatment, with a full week of healing during which time I looked like a scene from a horror movie. If I had the time again I would not have gone ahead with the procedure.