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Tue Nov 02, 2004 9:01 am  Quote |
question for proffesional here  -
can i buy a 25% tca peel and use it only on a freckle or something ?
i mean it's sounds to me a terrific way to fade a freckle, right ?
i don't need to be at home a week or something...
but do you think it can cause a difference in the depth of skin ? maybe a tca treatment is something u should do on the whole area - so there won't be a depth difference ?
thanks
another question - can use it only on my few red old acne mark, in a few weeks sessions (again - if i put it on one spot only a a time , i can go out and nobody even notice it i guess.. i'll be glad if someone correct me...
thanks ) |
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Tue Nov 02, 2004 12:56 pm Quote |
| From what I understand TCA should only be used by qualified derms. I mean really, how bad can a freckle be? |
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Tue Nov 02, 2004 1:00 pm Quote |
hi
i didn't mean one freckles. there are few + few pigmantations (acne marks that the sun got darker) + old marks -
and i had a tca peel about 2 month ago for the whole face - that costs a lot. and it did made some pigmentation disappear and some lighened - but - most of it stayed.
i thought instead of paying every few month a big $ to reapet the procedure + the 1 week u have t spend at home - i'll but a TCA solution and put it as directed each month on a new spot.. slowly slowly.. i'll pay much much much lower $ and won't have to stay a week at home. now , i wanted to hear some1 that knows about the subject... |
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