I recently had a treatment with the Fraxel Dual machine. Only one pass was done. Is that enough?

The normal amount people use is 6-8 passes.  I am unsure what you know of as "one pass" and I think you should discuss this with your physician.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Thanks for your question,
DixieJune. Yes, typically Fraxel DUAL requires several passes across the skin
to achieve optimal results. However, it really depends on your individual needs
as well as the device settings your practitioner chose. Unfortunately, without
the complete details of your treatment session and your skin condition, there's
no way for me to know whether one pass was enough. I recommend giving your
practitioner's office a call to learn more about why they chose to do one pass
and the type of results you can expect. Best wishes.

Depending on the skin type and the skin condition being treated, 8 passes are typical with the Fraxel Dual regardless of which laser wavelength is used.  If you are concerned about your treatment, please speak to your doctor.

Typically 8 passes of the laser are performed for each section of the face with Fraxel Dual.  I would verify the treatment with my physician and call with any questions.  Best, Dr. Green

Typically the guideline is 6-8 passes, depending on your skin type. With Fraxel RE:Pair, one pass can be achieved with an over ride, however with Dual, it would somewhat unusual for just one pass, unless the computer lays a higher density with one pass- sorry, you will have to talk to your Specialist regarding the final density and treatment level. All the bestDr Davin Lim Laser DermatologistBrisbane, Australia.