Can you tell me if Fractora is good for scars?

Yes, the radio frequency device (it is NOT a laser)  is good for treating scars assuming you are talking about acne scars. It does not re-pigment skin nor does it treat keloid scars. You should go to the company website to learn a bit more before you undergo therapy.Sincerely,Dr. Kulick San Francisco

Fractora can be a highly effective treatment modality for scars (acne) as well as wrinkles.  All treatments including Fractora and LASER impart a controlled injury to the skin and how your body responds will dictate the effectiveness of the treatment.  Fractora is a novel approach in that the energy is delivered from a bottom up approach via needles rather than a top down approach typical of most laser systems.

Fractora is less well known than some of the more marketed systems, but because it's not a household word doesn't mean it's not as effective or even more so than other technologies.Because Fractora uses radio frequency instead of laser, there is a better chance to bypass post treatment pigmentation for those skins that tend to pigment after laser (which is most anyone who's not Scandinavian). This makes it a desirable option for any physician who is treating patients with ethnic blended skin. If you tan easily, then it's a given that heat treatments will excite melanin cells and create what's called PIH or post inflammatory pigmentation.For acne scarring, there are combinations of Fractora treatment tips that can treat both superficially and deeply, which is a perfect combination for scars. The company website, Inmode Aesthetics, has a physician finder so you will need to take a look there for a practice with the system in place.