Fraxel Treatment Success for Arms?
I had my first Fraxel treatment for my arms today. Has anyone else done that? Have you found success?
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I had my first Fraxel treatment for my arms today. Has anyone else done that? Have you found success?
Post-op wound care is critical to the success of fractionated laser resurfacing such as Fractional CO2 Laser, Fraxel, or ProFractional Laser. Strict daily sun protection with high SPF sunscreen, wearing hat, avoiding outdoor activities between 10am-5pm should be a lifelong commitment. Frequent...
+2 answersHi Lina, Fraxel re:store is safe to use in all skin types. In Asian skin treated for melasma (brown pigmented area on your cheek), the settings need to be low, and the time interval between treatments need to be longer. It is also important to discuss with your treating physician the use of...
+3 answersDepending on the depth of your wrinkles, either Fraxel Re:pair or Fraxel Re:store would be appropriate. Both technologies will also stimulate collagen production, which improves the quality of your skin. You may also need some fillers, such as Restylane, and possibly some Botox to prevent...
+27 answersGenerally, a person should wait at least a month after the last Fraxel treatment before getting a facial. The type of Fraxel treatment, such as restore or repair, the settings used during the treatment, and recovery of the skin after the treatment should all be taken into consideration....
+3 answersWe own both the repair and restore, in addition to 4 other resurfacing lasers. 1. The restore will do almost nothing for vertical lip lines. 2. Even with 2 treatments, the repair will probably only soften vertical lip lines. 3. The only way to predictably erase vertical lip lines is...
+3 answersAre you asking about the Fraxel repair or the restore? One thing to consider is the skin color of the patient. If a patient has darker skin, I would more strongly favor treating the entire face. I have done the treatments both ways and patients have been happy, but some do regret not doing...
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