TCA Peel gone wrong in Hobart

I'm sorry to hear that you had a negative experience with a TCA peel in Hobart. TCA (trichloroacetic acid) peels can be quite strong and, if not done properly, can lead to complications. Some common issues that can arise from a poorly performed TCA peel include: - Severe redness, swelling and irritation - This can happen if the peel is left on for too long or the concentration is too high for the individual's skin. - Uneven or patchy results - Improper application or differences in skin thickness across the face can lead to an uneven peel effect. - Infection - If the skin is not properly cleansed and treated after the peel, it can lead to bacterial or fungal infections. - Scarring or pigmentation changes - In rare cases, a TCA peel can cause permanent damage to the skin, leading to scarring or changes in skin tone. If you are experiencing any of these issues, it's important to see a qualified dermatologist or skincare professional as soon as possible. They can assess the condition of your skin and provide appropriate treatment, whether that's topical medications, oral treatments, or in some cases, additional procedures to help resolve the problems. In the future, I'd recommend doing thorough research on the provider, their qualifications and experience with TCA peels, before undergoing the treatment. It's also a good idea to get a patch test done first to ensure your skin can tolerate the peel. I hope you're able to get the proper care and that your skin recovers well.

TCA Peel gone wrong in Hobart

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