Will Lara Peel be effective on rough cheek skin after acne has subsided?
2026.11.14 20:44
I am wondering if peeling treatment would be helpful if rough-looking areas remain on the skin surface after small blemishes on my cheeks have subsided. There are red or brown marks left behind, as well as parts where the skin surface looks a bit uneven, but I have heard that pigment marks and actual pitted marks require different management methods.
So I am wondering if I should start with exfoliation no matter what.
Will Lara Peel be effective in this condition? I am wondering whether Lara Peel is suitable for cases where the skin texture looks rough or for cases with pigmentation marks. I would also like to know if it is okay to have small inflammatory blemishes remaining before proceeding with Lara Peel.
I am worried that irritating my skin might make the marks more bothersome, so I would like to have my current condition checked first.
Rather than expecting complete improvement in pigmentation or scars, I would like to know what is realistically achievable. If other care takes precedence over the procedure, I would also like an explanation as to why.
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