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Post laser redness
I have done 4 sessions of fractional co2 laser for some atrophic scars...the first 3 sessions went fine..I did the 4th session a week back..scabs have fallen but the area is red..I never experienced this for the prior 3 sessions..can I go ahead with the next session after a month..or is it better to discontinue treatment
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Hi.sometimes postlaser erythema persists. Kindly check with your treating dermatologist or plastic surgeon if it is the same and not early keloid changes.You can continue the treatment if he advises
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Without seeing can't treat... for detailed prescription do direct online consultation with photos
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Check with your treating doctor. Follow after care instructions carefully
If issues persist, consult with relevant photographs for detailed discussion regarding your concerns
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Dr. Sindhu Rakshith
Dermatologist
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
Please discuss post procedure issues with treating doctor.Without knowledge of prior condition and procedure difficult to comment.
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