It's very common for the RN to perform fraxel laser treatments. Each state has its own regulations regarding who can perform the procedure. My nurse has been performing fraxel restore treatments for two years, having performed over 500 treatments during that time and probably has more experience and expertise... more
Should I continue getting Fraxel from the doctor's nurse?
I had my first Fraxel treatment done by the doctor's RN. Should I continue with her or request that the MD perform the remaining treatments? So, far I'm pleased with my results, even after only a week. I'm just concerned that the setting was too low at a 7. I'm thinking of requesting a higher setting next time for my acne scars. Thank you for any help you can offer.
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76 posts
9 Jan 2009
Thank you for your responses!
76 posts
22 Jan 2009
awalk, send me your pics please!
38 posts
6 Jan 2009
As long as the RN is permitted to operate lasers in the state you live in and has laser experience, you should be in excellent hands. However, if you question her judgement or have anything that concerns you, please do ask to speak with the physician.