My doctor has suggested 6 treatments of fractora laser will this give me the results? (photo)

Fractora is one of several treatments which can help treat sun damaged skin.  Fractora works via Radiofrequency needling while other treatments such as C02 laser work from a top down approach.  Diffuse Sculptra is another option for the skin along the neck and decollete.  Multiple modalities over time often lead to the best results when treating the skin in the neck area.  

Thank you for your question and for attaching photos. The Morpheus8/ FractoraRF can work well for collagen stimulation to improve the neck. It is not a laser. Morpheus8 (newest version of FractoraRF) and FractoraRF are radio frequency devises. 6 seems like a lot of treatments. In our practice we would typically start with 3. It would also depend on the depth and number of passes. For the sun damage, Sciton BBL, can work well at lifting age/sun spots. You may be most satisfied with a revision of the neck. It is hard with only the one view. You have lots of options, but the surgical procedure is probably best and most predictable. Best of luck.

Please remember the Fractora isn't a laser, be wary of practitioners calling it such.  It uses radio frequency technology in conjugation with mico-needling to deliver heat deep into the skin. This causes a remolding of the skin and a tightening of it as well. Fractora works from under the skin allowing collegian  to remodel. So in several weeks you will have much healthier skin, but keep in mind a series of three treatments is recommended for optimal results.  In our experience it causes for a tightening of the skin and visibly improved skin from sun damage.  It works well for a maintenance option for post surgical to help extend your results.