Dermatologist salicylic acid peel? Did we get ripped off?

[Anonymous]

Sounds correct. I did those peels monthly on my chest and back before my wedding and they worked wonders. The peels at the Dr office were much stronger than when I tried to do the same thing cheaper at a med spa.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sounds correct. I did those peels monthly on my chest and back before my wedding and they worked wonders. The peels at the Dr office were much stronger than when I tried to do the same thing cheaper at a med spa.

NP but how many times did it take to work? Also, were you red and/or peely right after?

[Anonymous]

I had this problem as a teenager and the culprit was my conditioner. Once I began scrubbing my back after hair conditioner was rinsed, it went away.

[Anonymous]

Have her start using Safeguard bar soap daily. Doesn't dry out skin like some other brands. Agree with PP about hair products as well. She can try washing her hair first and doing bar soap last to wash away other product.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:$200 is nothing. Also gross, how did her back become so inflamed? Laundry detergent? Washing her clothes enough and with hot water? Showering and exfoliating properly? This sounds like it could easily be solved for under $200.

You know what's truly gross? Insulting a child who is struggling with skin challenges.