Oozy and Red But Fraxel Repair is Totally Worth It
Real Beauty News on Nov 14, 2008
Manhattan dermatologist Cameron Rokhsar says he'd recommend Fraxel Repair for most patients (sounds like a doctor with a new toy!)
Although the new Fraxel Repair CO2 laser is an ablative procedure, it is still a less invasive method for resurfacing skin than older CO2 laser treatments because the laser is fractionated into tiny beams.
Dr. Rokhsar told Newsday.com that "with Fraxel re:pair, you're getting the kind of results that no other laser can match with minimal down time." and that "skin may be 'oozy and a little red,' for about three days. 'The results should last for years as new skin replaces old skin.'"
Kristin Meyer for Real Beauty News
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24 Dec 2008
Could someone from Atlanta please tell me of a good doctor for Fraxel Repair, Mixto, or Deep FX? (Or, alternately, whom to avoid) I need one ASAP. Thanks!