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Will Fraxel Damage my Skin Years After the Procedure?

asked 1 year ago by Anjelika in NY
Latest answer by D.J. Verret, MD
Question viewed 581 times
Tags: face, stomach

CHIN AND MOUTH WRINKLES I'm scheduled for Fraxel Restore to treat chin and mouth wrinkles, but after some review I need to think again. I noticed that some people have skin problems after years of the date of the procedure. My questions is: Can Fraxel damage my skin in years after?

3 answers to Will Fraxel Damage my Skin Years After the Procedure?

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Long Term Laser Resurfacing Results

A properly performed laser resurfacing procedure should not cause long term damage. In fact, it should improve the skin. Carbon dioxide treatments have been shown histologically to increase the collagen in the skin. As always, the procedure is only as good as the person performing it so choose your physician carefully.
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Fraxel Laser Will Not Damage Your Skin Years Later

A properly performed Fraxel laser procedure will not cause skin damage years later. I have personally performed Fraxel laser resurfacing over 2000 times since 2004 and there has never been a patient with skin damage that appeared years later. Results from Fraxel laser skin treatment are visible a few months after the last procedure. Skin problems that you see years following a Fraxel laser procedure are new skin problems that are unrelated to the Fraxel laser procedure itself. I... more
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True Fraxel Laser Should Not Damage Skin Years After the Procedure

Hi Anjelika, A true Fraxel by Solta treatment should not damage your skin "years after".  Unfortunately there are many practitioners who use other technologies but tell their patients that they are getting a "Fraxel" treatment.  Secondly, the laser is only as good as the physician using it.  Choose your treating physician most carefully.  Good luck and be well. Dr. P

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