Michael Razzano treating Compromised Skin in TSG2023 - video 6

Week six check-in from Mike, in the compromised skin category. A recent conversation with Jenna brought some not-so-great news. She's experiencing irritation and itchiness on her forehead, precisely where she was applying the lion serum that we introduced. This serum contains tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate, which might be the culprit. In response, we've decided to discontinue the serum and stick with the routine that's been working effectively for her throughout the case study and leading up to her wedding.

Our aim is to ensure Jenna's skin is in its optimal condition for her upcoming wedding. While this setback is disappointing, I'm confident that her skin will recover. Based on past experiences, when we identify and eliminate irritants, her skin tends to bounce back swiftly, often within a few days.

This case study has been a journey of trial and error, which aligns with the essence of these studies – identifying what works and what doesn't. Despite this hiccup, my confidence in Jenna's skin rebounding remains high. Our focus now shifts to maintaining her established routine, emphasizing barrier restoration and hydration, while steering clear of new products or active ingredients.

With only one more treatment session left in week seven, I'm optimistic about Jenna's skin condition by the time we wrap up in week eight. Rest assured, I'll provide updates in week seven, hopefully with the news of her skin returning to its baseline.

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