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Still Waiting on Results
On Monday, August 14th, I experienced a medium-depth TCA peel at a well-regarded facility that specializes in skin and laser treatments. The procedure involved the application of a carefully crafted chemical solution to my skin. Interestingly, the specific TCA they employed is considered "proprietary," so they could only inform me that it would be a medium-depth peel.
As of today, August 18th, I'm still grappling with an uncomfortable sensation of pain, and intriguingly, I haven't noticed any further flaking of the treated skin beyond what occurred on the 3rd and 4th days post-peel. I've observed that my skin's appearance oddly resembles that of an individual who has been a heavy smoker for an extended period. It's extremely dry, and despite diligently using the VI skin creams, I find that they don't offer quite enough relief. I'm trying my best not to exhaust my supply.
Given the distinct nature of this treatment, I've come to recognize that another session, potentially a second peel, might be necessary to truly evaluate the outcomes and comprehend how my skin is responding. Initially, I chose the TCA peel to target concerns such as acne scars and melasma, all while preparing my skin for an upcoming CO2 laser treatment. I’ll try to give updates along the way.
As of today, August 18th, I'm still grappling with an uncomfortable sensation of pain, and intriguingly, I haven't noticed any further flaking of the treated skin beyond what occurred on the 3rd and 4th days post-peel. I've observed that my skin's appearance oddly resembles that of an individual who has been a heavy smoker for an extended period. It's extremely dry, and despite diligently using the VI skin creams, I find that they don't offer quite enough relief. I'm trying my best not to exhaust my supply.
Given the distinct nature of this treatment, I've come to recognize that another session, potentially a second peel, might be necessary to truly evaluate the outcomes and comprehend how my skin is responding. Initially, I chose the TCA peel to target concerns such as acne scars and melasma, all while preparing my skin for an upcoming CO2 laser treatment. I’ll try to give updates along the way.
Provider Review
Rocky Mountain Laser College