From what I've read, the non-invasive Fraxel Re:store is the best solution to ease certain complications on my face.I'm a 24 year old, Asian male who had Dermabrasion done and now have deeper atrophic scars, hypopigmented/hypertrophic scarring on my temples, cheeks, etc. texture change, and persistent erythema.I have done two Fraxel re:stores already and I thought it was alright, maybe a modest 10-15% improvement, which may seem minute but it's still a move in the right direction.So my question is: are there are negative effects from doing a large number of treatments? Like 6+,10+?
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Ron Shelton, MDDermatologic Surgeon, Board Certified in Dermatology
Discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is a chronic, scarring photodermatosis which occasionally occurs in patients with systemic lupus but usually occurs on its own. About 5% of patients with DLE go on to develop the far more serious and less common systemic lupus. Sun avoidance is of paramount...
Thank you for your question. If you are trying to improve only the upper lines in your lips you can have Fraxel treatment. It can take up to 5 sessions of treatments to see improvements. You can also combine Fraxel treatment with Juvederm and a small amount of Botox for better results. Best of Luck!
Keloid management must follow a protocol approach. Our office uses a combination of Vbeam laser, Kenalog IIT, scar modulation, scar serum therapy, and enucleation. Best, Dr. KaramanoukianRealself100 Surgeon