Myth #3: It's fine to hit the gym after having a peel
Truth: Activity that induces heat and sweating (e.g. working out, sauna) can cause water to become trapped between the skin layers with the chemical peel effects being intensified. Physical activity, causing heat, may exacerbate inflammation and cause your skin to become extremely irritated and uneven peeling. Sweating excessively can irritate the skin or cause blistering due to the sweat being unable to escape through the top layer of the skin. Instead, we recommend alternate forms of exercise such as yoga, tai chi, pilates or walking. You should remain cool for 48 hours post-peel to avoid any heat-related complications post-treatment. Want to know more? Book in for your complimentary consultation today at https://linktr.ee/cfehr1 Cindy Fehr RN(NP)
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AuthorCindy is an experienced RN(NP) residing in Southern Manitoba, Canada, with a passion to support her patients looking and feeling their best at every age. This blog is to support patients in gaining knowledge about skincare, medical aesthetics procedures, and health & wellness practices. It is her goal to share the knowledge she gains from continuous reading of research, and regular continuing professional development sessions. Pursuit of personal and professional growth is paramount to Cindy and she loves to share this learning with her patients. Archives
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