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bigsis144
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 Mon, Nov 22 2021, 7:30 pm
Are you talking about a “strawberry” on the skin?
I had one about the diameter of a pencil eraser removed by laser and immediately after the procedure it was a blackened burn mark that I had to keep completely covered for two weeks, so I don’t know if that’s what you mean by “look better”….
After that it was like a scab, then like a pinkish scar, and now it’s a very very faded-looking scar. Still there if you look for it, but not very noticeable otherwise.
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lylac
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Mon, Nov 22 2021, 10:11 pm
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My daughters was black and then lightened for about 2 weeks, then it turned pinkish, and then slowly over the course of 9 months to a year fully vanished. Ask the dr. Who did it if you feel it isnt healing properly. Sometimes it doesn't go away and they have to do it again. They did burn it off, so it takes a while for the skin to completely heal anyway.
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