tom
23rd June 2005, 07:03 PM
Hi,
Last Monday I was treated with a CO2 laser for several Sebaceous Hyperplasia I had on my face. I asked the doctor if I could go ahead with a scheduled IPL for this Mon.(27th). He said yes. I contacted the IPL doctor and his nurse said if there were no open sores I could receive treament. The treated areas are still very tender as of Thurs. I have grave reservations about this advice. A problem I'm facing is I won't be able to reschedule as I'm visiting the area which is 1600 miles from my home. Any thoughts or advice would be appreciated. I'm leaning hard toward cancelling the IPL, although I hate to do it as this AZ doctor has an excellent reputation.
Tom
Last Monday I was treated with a CO2 laser for several Sebaceous Hyperplasia I had on my face. I asked the doctor if I could go ahead with a scheduled IPL for this Mon.(27th). He said yes. I contacted the IPL doctor and his nurse said if there were no open sores I could receive treament. The treated areas are still very tender as of Thurs. I have grave reservations about this advice. A problem I'm facing is I won't be able to reschedule as I'm visiting the area which is 1600 miles from my home. Any thoughts or advice would be appreciated. I'm leaning hard toward cancelling the IPL, although I hate to do it as this AZ doctor has an excellent reputation.
Tom