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These prescriptions should not cause problems with the Fraxel treatment. Be sure to tell the provider that you are seeing so he or she is aware. Generally speaking, many providers will not do Fraxel on "active acne" meaning new red bumps or white heads. This type of acne can be worsened by Fraxel treatment. At your consultation/evaluation, the provider can tell you what he or she thinks. Hope this helps!
Yes, it is fine. In fact the very latest papers show that Fractional Lasers, including Fraxel is safe even if you are on Accutane, so being on clindamycin and biotin is no problem. This of course has to be discussed with the specialist who you are seeing for the Fraxel laser. All the best, Dr Davin S. Lim. Brisbane. Australia.
If you are serious about "getting rid" of the wrinkles there is more to be done than just a laser resurfacing. You have loss of volume in you cheeks and lip especially, skin laxity, and very deep etched in line around your lip. I would recommend seeing a plastic surgeon to discuss surgical...
Usually the cortisone injects are way deeper than a resurfacing laser can reach and should be safe to do at the same time.Dr Wayne
Hello,Generally speaking, yes. However, there needs to be a "triage" to make sure that you are medically cleared based upon your overall health, ability to heal, clearnance from your primary physician etc. All patients in our practice must undergo the triage prior to an ablative treatment (...
Sorry to hear of your volume loss. This can be corrected with fillers and or fat transfer. Volume replacement is predictable, and highly effective. Dr Davin S. Lim
Fraxel Re:Pair may be too strong a laser, considering your fair skin. Both Dual and Re:Store might be better choices for you. Rather than degrading thin skin, Fraxel actually helps build it up by stimulating the production of new collagen and elastin, which makes the skin stronger and more...
I would recommend spacing treatments apart at least 4 weeks. If you have any specific concerns I would discuss them with your treating physician.