I Have Sebacious Hyperplasia Bumps on my Forehead. Will Fraxel Help?

  I think either of the options you listed might be beneficial, and I would bet that the TCA peel would cost substantially less.  That said, without photos, it is hard to be sure if these are your best options.  Good luck!

I actually recommend the V-beam laser for Rosacea. Here is the reason why. Every laser system produces a different wavelength that accomplishes different objectives. The wavelengths need to enter the skin through a chromophore target. For some procedures, the melanin absorbs laser light. For...

Treating hyperpigmentation with ablative, or semi-ablative lasers/Fractional lasers is controversial.  You may improve as some do, or the condition may get worse.  There is risk present to get worse.  If you are not willing to take the risk, then try chemicals first such as HQ,...

You may begin using Hydroquinone 4% after laser procedures once the skin has completely healed. Following procedures such as the fractionated CO2 or YSGG the skin has usually re-epithelialized in about 7 days. Some individuals find the hydroquinone 4% a bit irritating and have to wait a few days...

Discuss this with  your Fraxel surgeon as they are the one who need to know this before doing a procedure.   We would want you to have medical clearance first and that may require an EXG, and possibly other tests.