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Who should avoid Fraxel laser treatment?

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  Fraxel laser is considered to be one of the most effective laser treatments to improve fine lines, acne scars, post-acne pigmentation, skin tone, and texture, lighten the age spots, sun damage, and many other skin issues. However, Fraxel laser has limitations and is not recommended for people with certain skin conditions. They are as follows. It is better to avoid the Fraxel treatment for those who: have very sensitive skin have active acne have moderate or serious rosacea have eczema have dark skin tones because Fraxel can exacerbate the pigmentation.   If one of these conditions above applies to you, it is better to consult with a board-certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon before the procedure.    

What does Infini micro-needling treat?

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  Infini is a non-surgical method that involves using tiny needles to make micro-injuries to the skin. These micro-injuries generate collagen production and improve micro-injuries. The procedure of Infini combines the radio frequency as well. Dermatologists use the radio frequency to tighten the skin by applying electrical heat to the treatment area with micro-needling. The main benefits of Infini micro-needling are smoothing out fine lines and wrinkles, improving acne scarring, age spots, skin discoloration, and sagging skin. Although the Infini micro-needling is a safe procedure, it is necessary to consult with a board-certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon before undergoing this treatment.  

Infini microneedling

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  Microneedling is a type of cosmetic procedure designed to tighten the enlarged pores and reduce the signs of aging. We use a micro-needling laser Infini to achieve the desired results.     Microneedling entails using a medical device equipped with needles. They make injuries to the skin, and with time these injuries heal by stimulating collagen production.     When it comes to the PRP, it stands for Platelet-rich plasma is an injection added to the micro-needling procedure for an extra cold.     It is applied after the micro-needling to alleviate the redness and potential swelling. Before the application of PRP, the nurse will take blood and put it into the centrifuge. Doing so helps separate the PRP from other substances in the blood.     When it is ready, it is applied to the micro-injuries done by the micro-needling.     After the whole procedure, moisturizing cream or redness irritation balms are applied to soothe this skin. W...