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Fraxel is a highly adjustable laser that can be safely used on all skin colors and tones — provided you are being treated by an expert. Poor technique could result in hypopimentation and other problems. Be sure to consult a board-certified dermatologist who is an expert at using Fraxel to resurface African-American skin.
Fraxel can be used on darker skinned individuals if it is done at the right settings. I suggest speaking to a cosmetic dermatologist who specializes in lasers and treating those with darker skin types. I always combine lasers with microneedling/prp to get the best outcomes. Best, Dr. Emer.
Fraxel uses customizable wavelengths to calibrate the laser to different skin tones, treatment areas, skin issues, and other factors unique to each individual patient. Just make sure you choose a reputable provider with ample experience in fraxel and other cosmetic lasers to ensure you receive the expert care you need for the results you desire.
Yes, with certain wavelengths, Fraxel can be customised to each skin type including darker skin. CO2 is not recommended but the 1550 and low density 1927 can be used. Rather than going for a brand, like Fraxel, I encourage patients to seek a method to achieve their goals- this includes energy devices like Ultherapy, Thermage, Infini RF with PRP etc... these treatments are relatively colour blind and may provide a good substitute for Fraxel. See a Specialist who has an selection of lasers, dermal fillers, and energy devices. This way you will be in good hands, rather than limiting your treatment to one Fraxel machine. Dr Davin Lim. Brisbane. Australia.
Thank you for your question. Downtime for a Fraxel laser treatment depends on the type of treatment and the intensity of treatment being delivered. For instance, the Fraxel DUAL laser offers two different wavelengths - the 1550 wavelength is best to treat fine lines/wrinkles, acne scarring and...
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...
Your skin looks, acts, and feels younger after a Fraxel treatment. It’s a terrific treatment to get at 57 because your skin probably still has some collagen and is fairly resilient. Fraxel not only smooths out wrinkles and evens out your skin tone, it stimulates your skin to produce more c...