There are two types of Fraxel laser: Fraxel restore- erbium based and less intensive laser Fraxel repair- CO2 laser and more intensive. I think that the Fraxel restore laser would be safer in treating Hyperpigmentation from acne and treat the acne scars. I use the Fraxel restore with great caution in someone... more





3 posts
28 Oct 2008
Why wont anyone answer questions about black skin??????? This is some B/S!!!!!
5 posts
6 Dec 2008
DOes anyone know of a good doctor in Dallas Texas that does fraxel on black skin?
unregistered guest
16 Dec 2008
I agree with Ms Stewart. Why is it so hard to get answers about Black skin? We only spend $20 billion a year on beauty products and surgical treatments. Do the practitioners of such treatments not want our money then? Absolutely ludicrous!
10 posts
16 Jan 2009
Yes, it is not good. I was looking forward to the answer. I think maybe the experts just don't know the answer (?)
1 post
11 Feb 2009
the official fraxel website states: For all skin colors. Since African-American, Latino and Asian skin types generally have more melanin (pigment) than Caucasian skin, they’ve traditionally been at a higher risk for discoloration and scarring with conventional laser treatments. But unlike these other procedures, Fraxel treatment is safe and effective for all skin colors. Because it precisely targets microscopic areas deep in the skin, Fraxel treatment leaves surrounding tissue intact – without scarring or increased pigmentation. http://www.fraxel.com/howItWorks.aspx