I’m three days into my Fractora aftercare and am breaking out, which hasn’t happened in decades. Is this normal? I wasn’t prepared. I have the normal pin point scabbing, no scrapes or rail marks, so that’s good. But my face is super bumpy like a golf ball and it isn’t retaining hydration.
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Thank you for submitting your question. Fractora is essentially the same as microneedling, however Fractora also uses radio frequency which goes above and beyond microneedling. The pin type technology provides different options in depth penetration. Downtime for both treatments last about two days.
Hello, thanks for your question.
Fractora uses radiofrequency, delivered by microneedling. Fractora, temporarily "damages" the skin, allowing it to heal and rejunenate over a few short weeks. The results can last a couple of years.
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To be on the safe side, I would recommend waiting at least 2 weeks after your Botox injection to have a Fractora treatment. Just for future reference, if you had the Fractora treatment first, the Botox could be done immediately afterwards.