Enhancing Skin Texture with Chemical Peels
The Role of Chemical Peels in Reducing Hyperpigmentation
Comparing Light and Medium Depth Peels
Key Ingredients in Chemical Peels You Should Know
The Benefits of Enzyme Peels in Skincare
Long-Term Side Effects of Laser Skin Resurfacing
Temporary Skin Sensitivity: Common Post-Peel Experience

Nutritional Support for Skin Healing Post-Laser

The Advantages of Diamond Microdermabrasion

Post-Treatment Care Guidelines

After undergoing laser skin resurfacing, proper care is essential to facilitate optimal healing and minimize the risk of complications. Patients should keep the treated area clean and moisturized, using gentle, fragrance-free products that do not irritate the skin. Sun protection is also critical; applying a broad-spectrum sunscreen with at least SPF 30 helps shield sensitive skin from harmful UV rays. Avoiding direct sunlight for several weeks is advisable to prevent pigmentation changes and ensure a smoother recovery.