35% TCA Chemical Peel by Dr. Edwin Williams for Wrinkles & Sun Damage

[@shelli1030]

Dr Williams, It has been nearly 2 years ago when you performed this TCA peel. I am very interested to see how Margaret's skin progress after the peel application during post peel care and the outcome of this treatment on her. I hope you will kindly update the progress as anticipated. Thank you in advance.

[@patricegriffin6063]

These Jessner/ Tca peels are very productive, I am just starting my journey using TCA at 17%.. thank you for articulating every important detail. Beautiful results.

[@troyswarts7353]

For those saying what about the pain, the patient has been given versed and Demerol to greatly decrease the pain. As in most cosmetic procedures there is usually some pain involved, however the results are way better than I would have imagined! Good job Dr. Williams!!

[@lindalove7193]

Wow! Not the same woman at the end, but she had the same skin condition and she looks great! The only that had me a little nervous was the doctor talking and moving with that open bottle around her eyes. That was a little unnerving for me, but he did a great finish.

[@birdman7135]

Before and after photos at the end are astonishing!

[@DeirdreBaker-zo9gl]

I think she looks 15-20 years younger ! And am pretty impressed with how her under eye skin thickened up .. As well as just around her entire face . beautiful!!

[@JENNI72651]

WOW! The results are remarkable! Nice job! This is much cheaper than a facelift and a lot less down time. Plus, she doesn’t have that “pulled” look. Actually, the before and after photos look like mother and daughter. It’s hard to believe this is the same woman. I wonder what her recovery time was.

[@l.pmoonstone5067]

It's because the after results is a totally different person. Lol I would have loved to see the after results of the woman he actually did the peel on

[@oscar-gaming597]

FYI: He says in the description that the before and after at the end is not Margaret. With that being said, I did a 35% TCA peel way back in 2003, two passes, and I frosted just like that! Soooo painful!! I didn’t go near my eyes, but back then my eyes were fine. However, my results were nowhere near that good! I only did it once because it took me two full weeks to heal and look human again. Had I done three of these, say every four weeks, I may have had similar results...but the down time was just too much with the kids and running around. Regretting that now :(

[@clawedbychristy6708]

You cannot do a 35% peel every four weeks…more like every two to three months…also 35% is very painful and lots of downtime and dangerous to do on yourself so I use like a 12% and about 4 to 5 layers every 6 weeks and it’s much easier a lot less painful…bearable and only about 7-10 days healing

[@Brancononordeste]

Look into the new bioreppeelcl13 and having it microneedled in. You can do it every week but will yield good results if you do 10-12 of them over the course of a few months. Your down time is one day because it is microneedled in and the chemical is working under the skin. Again, you will need more done, but it is a good way to get those results if you can’t have a lot of downtime.

[@birdlover7776]

@@Brancononordestethis sounds intriguing ..

[@A...LA...LA...A]

Poor Margaret, we see those lips trembling and hear that heart beat pulsing😳, I'm surprised we didn't see "in loving memory of Margaret in the end credits"😂

[@Victoria-nh9sp]

😂

[@hitudejesus5227]

😀😀

[@ozangokceo]

She looked like dying 😂

[@funtimefranky]

As I was saying out load poor Margaret, I saw your comment 😂

[@sojournerhouse]

I feel so bad for her.

[@kamiarkamrani]

It looks great. Thanks for sharing this video. I have a question. Do you used the 35% TCA for upper and lower eyelids?

[@Only1God]

I use a 30% at home and that lovely lady didn't even wince. I neutralize at the first sign of frosting, she was beyond my version of "frosting". The only sign of her pain was elevated heart rate. I'm reaching for the cold rags at the 2 min 30 sec mark! Kudos Doctor. *on a side note, I would like to have seen days 2 thru say 9 review stills and maybe week 3 & 4. Did she have plastic surgery as well or is this the sole result of tca? It looks as though the fat pockets under her eyes were removed?

[@alisondelaney929]

He drugged her out of her mind, that’s why she isn’t reacting, she looks dead

[@alexandreacastle127]

Exactly what he said. This is terrible. To be sedated is so his client will be "more cooperative" so to not move, it's not a pain killer.

[@samanthawelsh4627]

TCA is self neutralising

[@toddgoogle4387]

I wish we could have seen the before and after photos.

[@chloerousseau]

they are at the end @ 31:15 ....Best result I've ever seen. And the way he walks through it is awesome for people like me who chemical peel at home.

[@Ann-ly5lk]

Good job. I have had this tca 35% peel by a doctor with sedation. The results were incredible. I have also done home tca peels but results were never as good as theprofessional one. Possibly the tca solutions available for consumers to buy online are not as good as the ones available to medical professionals. Nothing matches the fantastic results of a good tca peel.

[@Ann-ly5lk]

@@tommyharris5817 absolutely perfect complexion after 7 -8 days. Cost abt $1000 australian. This was done by a cosmetic surgeon in Brisbane Australia.

[@lg.breakfree8211]

Poor margret ! I have TCA 30% and it’s a killer !! Unless you’ve had it you’ll NEVER know , it’s 1000% worth it ! I’m 40 & have the complexion of a 20 year old !

[@Caribe78]

will it fill sunken eyes?

[@JennMartinello]

​@Caribe78 NO! Get a Dermaroller and a Micro needle pen like Dr. Pen M8 or M2 depending on your wants tech wise. Use the pen to stimulate that collagen and derma roll the rest too by not the eyes. There is a mm .5/.25/1mm/2mm/2.5mm and a map for your face and body depending on the skin thickness, 5% lidocane for micro needling and derma rolling pre sessions. My jowls, and 11s are disappearing, eyebrows growing back! It works and TCA peel with different % percentages at different times. My next is 30% in two weeks since I had to stop pretreatment with altenating retinol / rolling with actives ...

[@cgelmore488]

Great results, really looks like 20 years removed!

[@ilovesesshomarusama716]

Lol is she okay? She looks like she’s dying

[@livefree1111]

Probably gone now.

[@nanazaza5153]

😂😂😂

[@AppleVsGravity]

🤣

[@AppleVsGravity]

She's being mummified.

[@MyLinda1983]

Lol because it hurts a lot

[@The1979jlg]

Can we use croton oil with TCA for deep peeling? Or it is specifically mix with Phenol peeling only.

[@elsapadilla2897]

No way I'm letting anyone that close to my eyes with acid

[@hubertgran8855]

There is no better way to rejuvenate lids...

[@britlew5933]

Is it hygenic to keep putting the cotton pad onto the bottle after it touched the patients skin? Are you using the remainder of the bottle on other patients?

[@edward94]

TCA would kill anything on contact, so not worries about bacteria or anything. It's super strong.

[@mk6455]

I found this very informative and helped me predict what to expect. Thank you.

[@alanwisdom7777]

She will have very good results with 35 % TCA her skin turns really white that mean the renew of her skin will be amazing.

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

That is because this is a TCA 35%. It will cause frosting immediately on contact. That is expected.

[@lindalove7193]

No, frosting means burns.

[@zazlar4228]

It will burn the skin off ! She’s look fresh !

[@barbaras3206]

It would be great to know the after care of the skin and what to expect as far as changes in color, etc. I have had peels and CO2. The skin needed some tending to often. Thank you for the information.

[@missnavana9251]

Barbara S heyyyyyy! Please tell me. What’s better? Chemical peel or co2?

[@barbaras3206]

@@missnavana9251 the goo and downtime even just from a small area with co2 was quite a bit to deal with. But the results were amazing and long lasting. Would live to do entire face but am at 35% tca peels, and derma rolling. Much cheaper, but it stings even with a topical numbing agent

[@lg.breakfree8211]

Great tutorial 🙏🏻 Glass there what percentage is the Jessnors?

[@Brancononordeste]

Is TCA 35 percent the most powerful peel you could do for the full face? Obviously I’ve seen TCA cross at up to 80-100 percent but I am wondering for lighter skin types, such as Fitzpatrick 1 or 2, why we can’t do a full face TCA at a higher percentage. Seems that even TCA full face at 50-60 percent will still not be as deep as a Phenol peel. What are your thoughts on this?

[@nashkenazi5880]

Hallo , what after care the pacient need to be used at home durring the heeling time?

[@pamelahalvorson5679]

Would have loved to see the finished result

[@TheWilliamsCenter]

Watch the very end, she got a really nice result!

[@pamelahalvorson5679]

WilliamsCenter she looks very different

[@sarah.j.777]

The highest tca I ever do at home is 25%, people should only do higher with a doctor.

[@zazlar4228]

Can do as high as you want … if someone wants to do 100% at home they have every right to and it WORKS !!!!!! Who the hell are you ? You ain’t no doctor !

[@AeroplainJane]

100% at home is extremely dangerous. You will permanently damage and scar your face. Only dermatologists will use 100% and at that it's only used in the cross method, not all over.

[@zazlar4228]

@@AeroplainJane it’s the path and only way to fresh beautiful skin 💅🏻

[@angelpersefone5881]

Yo me he puesto también de 30% y el primero que me hice fue de 37% y me fue muy incomodo él de alrededor de la boca xd además que ahí en la boca y la frente arde mas, también me hice de 15%, 20%, yo tengo 22 años apenas pero tenia muchas cicatrices de acné, ahora solo me quedan como seis cicatrices ya no profundas, pero si funciona y lo recomiendo. Lo único incomodo fueron los días después, al salir a la calle, todos se quedan viendo, y él no poder dormir de lado por que te arde mas cuando hay un contacto con la piel ( eso solo él primero y segundo día) y pues él que no puedes hacer muchos expresiones o movimientos en la cara por que puede herir la piel y dejar lineas de expresión mas marcadas o donde no tenias. Todo lo hice yo solo en casa, tengan mucho cuidado e investiguen bien, lo que me sucedió malo a mi fue que trate de quitar dos cicatrices y aplique excesivamente él ácido de 30% y me dejo como un pozo, solamente tengan paciencia y no se sobrepasen, si aplican muchas capas con una concentración alta lo que hacen siento que es quemar de mas la piel, al punto que sera difícil regenerar por eso me dejo unos pozos, afortunadamente ya se me están quitando xd

[@morgan4330]

Hola! Tu comentario me alienta a seguir con el proceso de hacerme tca 25%. Podría saber cuántos peelings te hiciste para que disminuyeran tus cicatrices por acné? Igual estoy tratando de difuminar algunas en la frente y en las sienes

[@wickerbuni]

omg..I've never seen anybody frost like that. Yipes.

[@l.pmoonstone5067]

Omg ikr! Yikes!!

[@l.pmoonstone5067]

I think he messed up that womand face bc the woman at the end was a totally different patient Why wouldn't he show the after results, I'm wondering

[@wickerbuni]

@@l.pmoonstone5067 It sure makes a person wonder.

[@l.pmoonstone5067]

@@wickerbuni me too. I have a feeling that woman had to go to the hospital the next day. I bet her eyes were swollen completely shut bc of how long he left the peel on, and aslo how close to the edge of her eyes he applied it to. Scary

[@lightlove8919]

I had the same peeling and i was frosting exactly the same way. Damnnnn i was scared thought my whole face was burning down 🤣 but now 4 days later the skin is starting to Peel and its start looking great!!!

[@truthteller9522]

Has the patient had peels prior to this one?

[@kentuckyjuju2479]

She has the sweetest eyes. :)

[@Lehanorah1918]

Hell's teeth . I'll stick to doing them myself if that's the pro approach. Margaret must have balls of steel 😊 Shame we didn't actually see Margaret at the end - I assume she made it out of there 😕

[@AyyoShyGurlTv]

She looks at least 25 years younger!! ✨ that glow 😍

[@pencilcaseblue4203]

Fantastic video!!!

[@tdawgt5866]

Poor lady thought she was getting a frosty from Wendy’s when she agreed to this

[@mesozoicperiodvlogs8323]

I am trying to understand if on the upper and lower lids you did a 35% tca???? Or less strength

[@MrFREDDYHOLLYWOOD]

SHE WAS HAVING IRREGULAR HEARTBEAT and PALPITATIONS lolllll Damnnn shes brave.

[@birdman7135]

I learned some new dance moves when I did my own peel.

[@zazlar4228]

😂😂😂

[@bumblebeethoughts9753]

Can you use 5% numbing cream before application? Great video. I’ll be trying this on myself soon. Thank you sooo much!!!

[@susankelly3136]

Would be nice to see Margaret when she is healing and the end results 🤔🤔

[@KS-wr4vv]

Is he doing three passes with the 35% tca? Or is the layers adding up to be 35%? Definitely need to clarify this before I do mine

[@Nic-pg6pb]

I cannot believe how much he put under her eyes. I'm about to do mine but not 35%!! Wowee

[@becky977]

It's not recommended to do under the eyes by yourself!

[@bikernation136]

Wow, amazing result

[@youtubesuckss7058]

Good job doc you really went for it

[@TheWilliamsCenter]

Thank you! Both myself and the patient were very pleased with the results!

[@dees9651]

V helpful, thanks for making this video

[@caleighjohnson4982]

Why is it a different lady at the end of the video?

[@kev2352]

Thats not the same lady in the end of the video. If you notice the lady dueing the TCA is a little older and she has a short Perm.

[@mrhumble2129]

I miss the 90’s

[@arunasokhi9103]

What's with the bliping

[@honkymonkey9568]

What is the concentration of the Jessner's solution? 15% maybe? And is it necessary?

[@birdman7135]

It's usually 14%

[@honkymonkey9568]

@@birdman7135 TY

[@truthteller9522]

Was this her first peel?

[@sashrhman2670]

I give Margaret a lot of credit Looks painful I’d rather do fraxel

[@lorigaeta3329]

Dr can you apply the peal to the neck area as well?

[@oscar-gaming597]

You can, but only by a plastic surgeon, please!! The neck skin is nowhere near as thick as the face, therefore, it burns much easier. I do home peels and have for years...I’ve never done my neck and eyes till recently...and my neck burned realllly bad! I use a much less strength there now. I just did my eyes but so far the skin that’s about to peel is very thin. I was too scared to go any stronger. I’d rather do a bunch of peels under the eyes and on the neck at a lower percentage than risk permanent scarring. Good luck!

[@missnavana9251]

Is it true that chemical peels may erase fine lines etc....in the long run the skin will be thinner and actually more prone to wrinkling?

[@elizabethchamblin382]

No, I have had 2 and use Rentin A + a bleaching. Been using both for about 25 years. I'm 50. Lasers dry the fat out of your face.

[@TheWilliamsCenter]

Great question! Chemical peels are a very good tool to help reduce fine lines. Skin thickness should not change after a peel. After the initial healing period, the collagen should be more organized and the skin appear more youthful when compared to the pre-peel condition. While they do reduce fine lines, they do not stop the aging process, so the skin will continue to form fine lines as the person ages

[@ilovesesshomarusama716]

WilliamsCenter I have a question. I want to peek my butt but the usual 15 percent tca doesn’t really do anything. What percentage should I use. And why is my butt harder to peel and frost than my face

[@norar-g2398]

A huge bottle of Jessner and doesn't change cotton pad when reapplying to pad. That only tells me it will not be reused on anyone else, which is not my issue. My issue is the amount of Jessner in the bottle that is left over. That is so wasteful and very bothersome. Other than that it is a very useful video. Really should work on the practice of wasting.

[@wildtruffle418]

I had it on my back but I lasted only 1 minute... will see how it worked

[@alexandreacastle127]

Omg are they under anesthesia?

[@AppleVsGravity]

That annoying pulsating sound was a GREAT addition.

[@pinkc8730]

Amazing results!!!!

[@TheWilliamsCenter]

Thank you!

[@pammy35]

Frosting need to be addressed with water straight away

[@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep]

I'm having a hard time finding an answer. Would a TCA peel help with lots of hypopigmentation spots from acne that was once in that area, like in this case the back of ones arms and shoulders? What strength would a person use if so? I've tried a jesners peel but it seemed very ineffective although it worked wonders on my face. I've done several intense deep 2.5mm dermaneedling sessions on these hypopigmentation marks on the body but it didn't seem to do much.So I'm curious about a TCA peel.

[@TheWilliamsCenter]

Great question! After a chemical peel, the skin regrows or heals from the underlying pilosebaceous units. These structures are highly concentrated in the face, which is why the face tends to respond very well to chemical peels. Other areas of the body have fewer of these structures, therefore chemical peels tend not to work as well and have to be performed very carefully.

[@ilovesesshomarusama716]

WilliamsCenter so how would you use a chemical peel on other parts of the body? Because surprisingly nothing is working

[@mjbrownlee7979]

Sooo that was Margaret at the end? Before&after? Hmmm,the lady in the treatment chair looked older🤔

[@The1979jlg]

How many sessions of 35%TCA Peeling? Sir upload a video on phenol chemical peeling. Which is better phenol or TCA peeling for deep wrinkles?

[@sucidezoe1011]

She is a champ

[@35413541ful]

How many sessions were needed to get the end results?

[@TheWilliamsCenter]

With a 35% tca peel it is one treatment

[@hippopotamusanonymous1580]

Where’s the after

[@maureenbyrd4642]

Demerol, yes!

[@Cali_Girl1]

Why don't you inject the Patient's face with numbing solution/local anesthesia? (Something like Novocaine that Dentists use when filling cavaties). I know of a Dermatologist who does this, and the Chemical Peels are completely painless, and his Patient's feel FANTASTIC during and after the procedure.

[@Valiumhotel]

demerol with versed for a chemical peel?

[@UnikdanNyata]

Is he really a doctor ? Tca can make hipopigmentation or hiperpigmentation, what will happen if too much tca applied on the face ?

[@maureenbyrd4642]

For some reason, I'm more afraid of the acetone solution than the TCA. 😮

[@ayshamuqadas9296]

if one got pigmented afte this peel????

[@honkymonkey9568]

There's no reason why you couldn't have shown the same woman in the after photos unless you're trying to hide something.

[@Brokenflower5]

If u watch till the end u will see the end results

[@Amanda-uc5jq]

Or maybe she never went back in after final checkup, which would have been a days before it was fully healed.

[@DeirdreBaker-zo9gl]

Maybe if you'd watched the entire video, you'd discover her beautiful final results. Skip to the end and watch it.

[@nouramy4038]

​@@Brokenflower5 not the same person ...

[@AMD2113-e6m]

It’s still misleading, especially since the patient in the after seems to have either undergone other procedures or gained a bit of weight which filled in the face, making her look smoother and younger in the after, beyond the effects of the peel. Additionally, she may be a bit younger than the woman in the video which means smoother healing, and often a better result. it also may not be a great sign if a patient allowed him to film something this intimate, yet would or could not return for/ provide a good follow-up photo.

[@DianaTorrez-i1h]

Acetone? 😮

[@honkymonkey9568]

I want to do just my upper lip. But, would it make me look like I "got milk"?

[@nowirehangers2815]

The white goes away. But you will scab and peel for days

[@barbaramcm8602]

Is that the same woman the peel was performed on? Margarets hair looks like a tight perm.

[@lisavivola5988]

Proceed with caution !

[@lindaclark8146]

I so need this doing

[@TheWilliamsCenter]

It is very effective in the correct patient and it is important that it is performed by an experienced physician. There is a bit of recovery associated with it in terms of your skin peeling and redness, but the results can be amazing.

[@norar-g2398]

The patient had a rounded nose and the woman at the end had a pointed nose.

[@salehisourah1231]

in their bio they say : This video is meant for doctors learning TCA chemical peel procedure. While we have several before and after photos on our website and at the end of the video it is important for the viewer to realize this video IS NOT THE PATIENT SHOWN AT THE END OF THE VIDEO but is comparable in a result one might expect from the same degree of wrinkling

[@karync.6707]

Love the results!! Excellent video. thanks

[@TheWilliamsCenter]

Thank you!

[@ashbrauw]

atlast someone, performing it on a aged person

[@honkymonkey9568]

I know right

[@TheWilliamsCenter]

Thank you for your comment! I feel like showing real patients with real results is so important.

[@BoosMama1110]

FACTS!!!

[@l.pmoonstone5067]

@@TheWilliamsCenter but u didnt show the results of the first patient! Why not??

[@Victoria-nh9sp]

Don't get person hold fan 😂 ya think. Any idea what percentage was the jesner please

[@tiffanyray8343]

Omg 😂look at the frost

[@diamond12k]

Who in their right mind would put themselves through this to look a bit younger! I think I'll age painlessly!

[@goombabear]

I did 100% TCA over my entire cheek area. I feathered in lesser amounts of TCA (50-70%) on the rest of my face and neck. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS WITHOUT DOCTOR SUPERVISION and do not recommend this for darker skin!!! You will need to take antiviral and antibacterial oral meds starting 2 days prior to your peel. Use Retin A for ten days prior to the peel, then stop about four days before your peel. Use 91% isopropyl alcohol to clean everything including the table and all tools. Have a clean bowl of 91% alcohol wipes at the ready. Wash your face, then gently scrub your face with 91% alcohol. Then apply 5% lidocaine to the face and leave on for 20 minutes. Wash the lidocaine off and gently wash your face again with 91% alcohol. Let it dry, add Vaseline to your eyes, mouth, and mucous membranes, then you are ready to start the chemical peel. Use triple gloves and replace them often. Ideally it's best to lie down and have another person apply the acid who has read and watched everything about TCA peels. If you are doing it yourself, then make sure the gauze is not dripping any acid. Do the peel in sections. Ideally for a lower strength TCA peel, four layers is good. But for 100%, I would do no more than two laters. TCA will self neutralize after five minutes. After the peel, wash your face with a gentle cleanser, soak your face in clean ice water, and then apply aquaphor or Vaseline. After your peel stay indoors, rest, and stay cool. Make sure your hands are clean when putting them into the Vaseline jar. For a week, continue this cycle of washing, soaking, and using petroleum based covering. After a week you can try to use other lotions and oils, see what works best for you. I used Vitamin E, Palmers vitamin E face oil, Cerave, hyaluronic acid, coconut oil, emu oil, aloe vera, lotion with copper peptides, then I added a light layer of Aquaphor or Vaseline as the last layer. You can start using Retin A ten days post peel which will heal your skin quicker and it will help with the acne you might get from the skin detox purging. You can occasionally lightly massage your skin, it will increase blood flow and healing. Otherwise keep your hands off of the face. You might get lymphodema which is a fluid that leaks out of your lymph nodes on your face, just wash it off and apply more petroleum based product. If you swell too much you can take ibuprofen and use compression bandages for a few hours a day until the lymphodema goes away. After a while your skin will begin to itch take a benadryl and use hydrocortisone cream. This will take one month or more to heal, but could take up to three months to fully heal. This 100% TCA is only for disfigured faces. PLEASE DON'T DO THIS WITH DARK SKIN AND WITHOUT DOING TONS OF RESEARCH! My TCA peel removed all of my large pores and rolling acne pitting.

[@tacobelle69]

Did you say Demerol? wow- no one has ever offered me that LOL

[@truthteller9522]

How long will the effects of this peel last?

[@TheWilliamsCenter]

The fine lines and wrinkles that are removed by the peel are permanently eliminated. However, with continued aging and sun exposure, people can have recurrence of their fine lines/wrinkles.

[@shyshy8788]

@@TheWilliamsCenter the at home tca peels. Are they a lower percentage to the professional ones? 🇬🇧

[@Only1God]

@@shyshy8788 mine is a 30% tca

[@shyshy8788]

@@Only1God thanks Kathryn :)

[@Only1God]

@@shyshy8788 have you done a peel before? Amazon.com Trichloroacetic Acid - TCA Peel 30% Medical Grade 1oz. 30ml (Level 2 pH 1.0) www.amazon.com/dp/B0061R872O/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_aVR3BbZD1WZSD

[@Freeazabird]

He hasn’t even started and that heart monitor is pounding

[@mrsympathisch5160]

this patient got for sure a undereyebag surgery before!

[@deanrobinson711]

It must of been painful, she looked white as a ghost.

[@MyLinda1983]

O do 25 % and it hurts a lot o couldn’t even imagine the pain with 35%

[@livefree1111]

It is not wise or safe to use a TCA peel especially that high in percentage around the eyes.

[@zackgro8440]

@Bea_queen78 Aunt Jenny uhm no its perfectly safe done correctly

[@gwenandreotti5817]

@@zackgro8440 do you do your own peels?

[@zackgro8440]

@@gwenandreotti5817 yes 15% and 30% tca

[@gwenandreotti5817]

@@zackgro8440 would you mind d if I ask you some questions? I am having blepharoplasty done next week. I wish I knew about TCA a LONG time ago but I waited too long, now opting for surgery. I’m not sure how long I need to wait before doing TCA on eyelids but I will wait the proper time. When I start what % should I start with and ultimately work up to??

[@zackgro8440]

@@gwenandreotti5817 You just need to wait until the wounds have healed. When they are no longer pink and raised (fresh) that's when you can do TCA. Wait at least 8 weeks after blepharoplasty if you have an external incision. To start with TCA for the first time, opt for 15%. You will want to get numbing cream just because it's not worth dealing with burning especially closer to 30%. You will need to do higher percentages to treat deeper wrinkles, pigmentation, fine lines etc. TCA will help diminish scar appearance but you need to treat the scar first and protect from the sun.

[@raycray9404]

That is not the same patient at the end.

[@JennMartinello]

Never ever seen anyone put on anesthesia for TCA! Only phenol peels. Why put her through the toxicity of anesthesia?

[@bahartoraman]

It looks very Horror Show...i Hope it help

[@poraineemajhi3822]

It's so scary

[@amyedwards-workman4497]

That’s not the same lady!!!

[@Sam-Lawry]

Remind me Return of the living dead.

[@l.pmoonstone5067]

I think you fucked up that first womans face. Why wouldn't u show the after results??

[@pamela7211]

Give her the pain meds as long as they’re available for crying out loud!! Poor baby!! 😬😢

[@britlew5933]

This loks like a dead body gets embalmed...

[@kittylou22]

Poor Margaret, she turned into a corpse at the end of that! 😳