I was told by Dr Ann Farrell of Tunbridge Wells that the best thing for me was Fraxel repair at a cost of £3500 per session. There are dangers with this procedure which were not explained to me. Is it ,in your opinion, the best option to reduce pore size?
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Answer: A less invasive treatment would be doing LaseMD and a Melapeel
We have used both the Fraxel Repair and Fraxel Restore for many years. The Fraxel Restore is a non-ablative laser with minimal downtime. The Fraxel Repair is a fractionated CO2 laser that literally vaporizes tissue. There is usually 7-14 days of downtime with the Fraxel Repair...
Once again very difficult to predict. A photo will be helpful. If you do develop PIH, easy to fix with peels, HQ cream and low dose Q switch lasers. Remember to continue to sun protect. All the bestDr Davin Lim Laser dermatologistBrisbane, Australia.
Agree that gentle fractional lasers in the 1927 wavelength is best. Either the Fraxel 1927 or its mini version of Clear and Brilliant. I think a formal consult with before and afters will give us a better idea. All the best, Dr Davin S. Lim, Brisbane. Australia.