Is this normal after Fractora fractional? (Photo)

Fractora is a revolutionary radio frequency treatment that tightens the skin with less down time than other treatments like faxel, laser, etc. During the healling process, the skin could become dry and look "more wrinkly".

In my practice, my patients should moisturize the fracture treated skin for several weeks until the healing process happens 

I don't think that the Fractora is as safe as other RF microneedling devices. If the footplate isn't flush with the skin or there is blood or fluid between the skin and footplate, there is a chance for a burn. I think this happened to you and now there is some scarring. I would treat with Fraxel or other minor resurfacing laser (nonablative).

at two weeks, you are just past the inflammatory phase so there could be a bit of dehydration of the tissues resulting in this appearance. I would see what it is like at about 5-6 weeks. if it still looks like that, your treating doctor should be consulted.