Can Fraxel Laser Be Performed on the Skin with Rosacea?

Fractional CO2 is fine, even with Rosacea in most cases.  First be evaluated with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon or Board Certified Dermatologist.

I actually recommend the V-beam laser for Rosacea. Here is the reason why. Every laser system produces a different wavelength that accomplishes different objectives. The wavelengths need to enter the skin through a chromophore target. For some procedures, the melanin absorbs laser light. For vascular issues like Rosacea, it is the oxygenated hemoglobin of the red blood cells  that absorbs the laser energy. This is how the laser enters the blood vessels in order to seal them off. The body then considers this tissue to be waste and naturally eliminates the non-functional blood vessel tissue. Hemoglobin will not absorb just any wavelength. It will absorb the 595nm wavelength that is produced by the V-beam laser. 

Fraxel Re:pair is a carbon dioxide laser that basically vaporizes and tightens the skin. So this is irrelevant to blood vessels. Fraxel Restore/Dual uses the 1550 and the 1927nm wavelengths which are too long to be absorbed by oxygenated hemoglobin. This is why the V-beam is idea for treating Rosacea. 

Fraxel laser will have little or no effect on your Rosacea.  To treat rosacea, it is best to have several V-Beam laser treatments.  It is still the gold standard laser to treat rosacea.

If your concern is tired skin with wrinkles around eyes than a combination of Botox and Thermage and Fraxel may be the best combination but it depends on the way that you are aging.