Aftercare

Immediate Care (First 24 Hours): • Use a gentle, hydrating cleanser and lukewarm water. • Avoid applying heavy makeup right after the treatment. • Keep your skin hydrated with a soothing moisturizer. • Avoid touching your face and using any harsh exfoliants. Ongoing Care (Next Few Days): • Use SPF 30+ sunscreen, as your skin will be more sensitive to the sun. • Avoid active ingredients like retinol, glycolic acid, or salicylic acid for at least 48 hours. • Avoid heat exposure (hot showers, saunas, or intense workouts). • Keep your skin hydrated and let it heal naturally without excessive product use.

Immediate Care (First 24-48 Hours): • Avoid touching your face to reduce the risk of infection. • Use only a gentle, hydrating cleanser and lukewarm water when washing your face. • Avoid makeup for at least 24 hours. • Apply a gentle, hydrating serum (e.g., hyaluronic acid) to keep the skin moisturized. • Avoid harsh skincare products, including retinoids, exfoliants, and strong active ingredients. • Stay out of direct sunlight and apply a broad-spectrum SPF 30+ sunscreen if necessary. Ongoing Care (Next 3-7 Days): • Continue using a mild cleanser and fragrance-free moisturizer. • Avoid excessive sweating, saunas, and hot showers that can irritate the skin. • Peeling and dryness may occur-do not pick at the skin. • Resume active skincare (like retinol or AHAs) only after at least a week or as advised by your provider.

Immediate Care (First 24-48 Hours): • Keep your skin moisturized with a gentle, noncomedogenic moisturizer. • Avoid sun exposure-wear SPF 30+ sunscreen daily. • Do not pick, scrub, or exfoliate peeling skin, as this can cause scarring. • Avoid makeup and allow the skin to breathe. • Use a mild, hydrating cleanser and avoid harsh skincare ingredients. Ongoing Care (Next Few Days to a Week): • Expect peeling around days 3-5; let it happen naturally. • Continue using SPF daily and avoid prolonged sun exposure. • Avoid retinol, acids, or other strong actives for at least a week or as recommended. • Keep skin well-hydrated with a gentle moisturizer. • Avoid excessive sweating and heat, which can irritate the skin.

• Hydration is key-drink plenty of water and use a good moisturizer. • Sun protection is essential after all treatments to prevent hyperpigmentation. • Be gentle with your skin-avoid over-exfoliation and harsh ingredients. • Listen to your provider-follow their specific recommendations for your skin type.