Pre and Post-Laser Treatment Care Guide

Essential Instructions for Optimal Treatment Results

Dermatology

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Last updated: Mar 24, 2025

Before Your Treatment

Medications to Avoid (2 Weeks Prior)

  • Retinoids (tretinoin, adapalene)
  • Glycolic and salicylic acids
  • Benzoyl peroxide
  • Any photosensitizing medications

Sun Protection

  • Avoid sun exposure for 2 weeks before treatment
  • Use broad-spectrum SPF 30+ daily
  • Wear protective clothing

Day of Treatment

  • Arrive with clean, makeup-free skin
  • Inform your provider about any new medications
  • Report any recent sun exposure or tanning

Post-Treatment Care

First 48 Hours

  1. Apply cold compresses as needed
  2. Keep treated area clean and dry
  3. Use recommended post-treatment products only

First Week

  • Avoid hot showers and steam
  • No strenuous exercise
  • Continue sun protection measures
  • Use gentle, non-irritating skincare products

When to Contact Your Provider

  • Excessive redness or swelling
  • Blistering or crusting
  • Signs of infection
  • Unusual discomfort

Long-term Care

  • Maintain consistent sun protection
  • Follow recommended treatment intervals
  • Continue prescribed skincare regimen

Follow-up Schedule

  • Schedule follow-up appointment as advised
  • Book next treatment session if recommended

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