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Yes! You canabsolutely do the Fraxel laser treatment after dermal fillers. I usuallyrecommend waiting at least 2 weeks in between the two treatments to reduceinflammation, however, there have been studies to show that the Fraxel laserdoes not affect dermal fillers at all.
A Fraxel treatment 3 months after dermal fillers in your cheeks should not be any issue. Just let your provider know beforehand and you should have nothing to worry about.
Laser treatments shouldn’t have negative effect on dermal fillers. But I still advise my patients to wait for some time. 3 months is long enough for your fillers to settle therefore it is safe for you to undergo Fraxel treatment. Good luck!
There should be no problem with you getting the Fraxel Laser after fillers in the cheeks. Good luck with your treatments.
There are several studies showing there is no effect on fillers with laser procedures. I would have no hesitation about doing the Fraxel laser. In fact, they can be performed on the same day.
There is no contraindication to have Fraxel laser treatments after dermal fillers in the cheeks.
Fraxel can benefit the skin on your hands including age spots and sun spots, as well as skin tightening since it stimulates collagen production. It would work the best in combination with some other treatments. It all depends on your condition. It is hard to give you more detailed and precise...
Fraxel is great treatment for acne scars, regardless of your age. It is important that your breakouts are controlled. I believe that you would benefit the most from combination of treatments including Fraxel, microneedling , and microdermabrasion. It would minimize your scars and improve your ...
Hi there, Fraxel is great for treating scars on the lip as well as other areas on the face and body. I would recommend you go see a board certified dermatologist as soon as possible to figure out if you have an infection or if there is something else going on with your lip. Good luck, Dr. Downie