Fraxel® Laser

This patented fractional resurfacing technology goes further than ordinary lasers by using two wavelengths to treat the surface and stimulate collagen beneath to improve skin tone, texture, and radiance.
Fraxel® Laser is a popular laser treatment used for treating wrinkles, fine lines, acne scars, and pigmentation issues. It can also be used to treat sun-damaged skin, improve skin laxity, and reduce the appearance of age spots. The Fraxel® laser treatment is FDA-approved and is considered safe, effective, and long-lasting.

The Fraxel® Laser treats the following:

✨Fine lines and wrinkles

✨Brown spots

✨Sun damage

✨Age spots

✨Surgical and acne scars

✨Hyperpigmentation, including Melasma

✨Freckles

✨Sun damaged skin

✨And more!

Benefits of Fraxel® Laser Treatments:

✨Smooths fine lines and wrinkles

✨Improves texture and tone of the skin

✨Reduces acne scars and discoloration

✨Reduces age spots and sun damage

✨Stimulates collagen production for firmer skin

✨Improves overall skin health and appearance

✨Quick and easy treatments with minimal downtime

✨Safe and effective for all skin types

✨Prevents surgical scarring

FAQs

What is Fraxel® Laser?

Fraxel® is a non-invasive laser treatment that improves the appearance of wrinkles, uneven pigmentation, sun damage, and acne scars.

How many treatments will I need?

The number of Fraxel® laser treatments needed will vary depending on your individual goals and skin condition. Your provider can provide you with an estimate after assessing your skin.

What can I expect during a Fraxel® Laser treatment?

During a Fraxel® treatment, you may feel a slight prickling sensation as the laser is applied. Afterward, you may experience some redness, swelling, and skin sensitivity. Each Fraxel® treatment typically takes 15-30 minutes, depending on the size of the treatment area.

How long does it take for results to become visible?

Results will vary, but you may notice improvements in your skin within a few weeks of treatment. Maximum results may take up to six months.