
I got to wear some goggles and then got 5 or 6 zaps that made me jump/twitch every time...it felt like a rubber band snapping...and I went home with a large spot on my nose.
You may be wondering why in tarnation I am posting this but personally, I like to see a progression of what things "should" look like but couldn't find anything online for this, so I tried to take a weekly picture in case anybody else has to experience the laser.
< (sitting in a room with this contraption for 30+ minutes almost made me chicken out.)
Here's the 4 week progression:
Week 1 it looked like a dark mole, week 2 it got really red, week 3 it was faded red and I started to get nervous and think this thing wasn't going to fade, and then week 4 it was all of a sudden much much lighter....and it's gradually lightened since.
I was super self conscious about my new polka dot but I'm very happy with the results -- especially compared to the results I had 6 weeks post biopsy!
*I applied sunscreen every morning & a steroid cream day and night for the first 2 weeks. & I avoided the sun.
Oh, I'm so glad you posted a time-lapse of the progression. I had always wondered what it should look like. I love your blog by the way. Keep the posts coming! You and Rick are so perfect together. :)
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