Facial TreatmentsPregunta 78 de 100
Three minutes into a superficial peel the client reports intense burning and the esthetician sees blanching. What is the correct action?
a.Reassure her and complete the full timed application
b.Add a cool towel over the peel and continue
c.Remove or neutralize the product immediately per the manufacturer's directions, cool the skin, and document the reaction
d.Apply a second layer to even out the result
Explicación
Intense burning with blanching signals that the peel is going deeper than intended, and the correct response is immediate removal or neutralization per the manufacturer's protocol, cooling, and documentation. Continuing the timed application or covering it while it keeps working allows further injury, and a second layer increases depth on skin already showing a warning sign.
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