Will the Fraxel lasers interfere with fillers?

Hello and thank you for your question.  You should wait two weeks after your fillers to do your Fraxel treatment.  There will be some swelling and possible bruising after having fillers and you want to make sure that it is fully subsided before having Fraxel done.   Keep in mind, however, If your injector places the filler superficially (intradermal as opposed to subdermal), the Fraxel can break it down.  This technique is sometimes used in the laugh lines when there are fine lines or wrinkles as opposed to a deep fold. Otherwise, you should be fine to have both treatments done with ample time in between for healing. Best of luck!

Thank you for your question! I would do Fraxel laser first and wait for 21 days until complete healing is done. Then do fillers of any kind. Best of luck!

The Fraxel treatment is unlikely to reach a depth into the skin deep enough to affect the fillers. On a side note, I would recommend Restylane over Juvederm for the undereyes. 

I would do Fraxel laser first and wait for 21 days until complete healing is done. Then do fillers of any kind.

Many of the dermal fillers used in the U.S. are partially dependent upon their water attracting properties to provide their effects. All the hyaluronic or HA gel fillers like the Restylanes and Juvederms work by attracting water and “expanding”. They carry the most vulnerability to heat-based treatments because the heat can diminish the water content in both the skin and the filler if the heat reaches the filler. Other fillers like Radiesse are calcium based and are injected deeper in the skin and are less likely to be affected. 
The depth of the filler placement and the depth of the heat generated by a laser can affect how long the filler might normally last for you. Also the type of technology will impact fillers. Deeper-reaching heat would pass through some fillers. For instance, a superficial placement of a filler would be extremely vulnerable to a laser like Fraxel and you would likely see less correction of treated wrinkles right away.
So to summarize, it is always advisable to have the Fractional procedure then do the dermal fillers a few days later. If this is not an option then wait towards the end of your filler’s life cycle to have your fractional CO2.

Thanks for your question.  Given the limited depth of penetration from the Fraxel laser, it is unlikely that it will interfere with any filler that is injected at the proper depth for the issues that you have outlined above.  To ensure the best outcome, make sure you only deal with an experienced and well trained physician injector.  Best of luck to you!

Generally generally speaking fraxel laser will not interfere with the fillers which are placed subdermally or under the skin. However, it is my advice to you not to have hyaluronic acid fillers placed in the lower eyelid area but have your plastic surgeon place your own fat in that area which will give you a more natural and longer-lasting result. Good luck from New York City