I am getting lots of lines(although I do botox), lack of firmness and crepiness around the eyes and I am trying to understand if Fractora is the best laser to deal with it.
November 16, 2017
Answer: Fractora for eyes Yes, fractora is a great treatment for around the eyes. I usually recommend a of series of 3-4 treatments a month apart depending on the severity of the fine lines/wrinkles and energy used. It works great in conjunction with Botox.
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November 16, 2017
Answer: Fractora for eyes Yes, fractora is a great treatment for around the eyes. I usually recommend a of series of 3-4 treatments a month apart depending on the severity of the fine lines/wrinkles and energy used. It works great in conjunction with Botox.
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November 30, 2017
Answer: Good for fine lines and wrinkles Thank you for your question! There are different types of tips that can be used with Fractora. Specifically, there is a 60 pin tip that is especially made to be used around the eyes for fine lines and wrinkles. The way Fractora works: it is a minimally invasive treatment that uses micro pins to resurface and restore the skin. The RF energy heats the deep layers of the skin in a controlled way to revitalize collagen. It is often suggested to do a series of treatments in order to achieve the most optimum results. Taking a multi-modality approach to anti-aging is a great way to approach things. There is no one size fits all with facial rejuvenation. Using Fractora in conjunction with Botox is a great combination. In order to determine if you are a good candidate for Fractora I would suggest you schedule a consultation with a plastic surgeon who offers Fractora to determine if this is the best course for you.
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November 30, 2017
Answer: Good for fine lines and wrinkles Thank you for your question! There are different types of tips that can be used with Fractora. Specifically, there is a 60 pin tip that is especially made to be used around the eyes for fine lines and wrinkles. The way Fractora works: it is a minimally invasive treatment that uses micro pins to resurface and restore the skin. The RF energy heats the deep layers of the skin in a controlled way to revitalize collagen. It is often suggested to do a series of treatments in order to achieve the most optimum results. Taking a multi-modality approach to anti-aging is a great way to approach things. There is no one size fits all with facial rejuvenation. Using Fractora in conjunction with Botox is a great combination. In order to determine if you are a good candidate for Fractora I would suggest you schedule a consultation with a plastic surgeon who offers Fractora to determine if this is the best course for you.
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