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It is perfectly normal not to peel after Fraxel Dual. Some people only get a red face. If you have questions about your treatment, be sure to consult the board-certified dermatologist who administered your Fraxel; we’re always happy to help our patients.
Yes, occasionally people will not peel after a Fraxel treatment. Patients can experience reactions anywhere from mild redness to substantial peeling depending on the settings used, the area being treated and the aggressiveness of the treatment. That being said, should you have any questions or concerns following your treatment, there is no substitute for for an in-person consultation with the doctor who provided your treatment.
The amount of redness or peeling with Fraxel Dual laser depends on the wavelength used and the settings. Your doctor decides on the settings based on what condition is being treated. The settings for pigmentation are different than for scarring. You may require several treatments so be sure to follow-up with your doctor.
Fraxel is a great laser to help with pigmentation and acne scars. Depending on what level and settings you use there may be minimal peeling or no peeling at all. The 1550 setting is designed to just get red and have no peeling at all. Please consult an expert in Fraxel for the best cosmetic results. Best, Dr. Green