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Will I have crust after Fraxel treatment?

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  Fraxel treatment is a treatment that resurfaces the skin, improves skin texture, and stimulates the new skin cells. It is one of a kind treatment that is effective in treating acne scars, melasma, wrinkles, and widened pores. Undoubtedly, Fraxel treatment is effective even after 1 session. But will I have a crust after the treatment? Since Fraxel heats the surface and deep layers of skin, it stimulates collagen and elastin production. It affects the accelerated healing process. The crusting or scabs can occur on the top layer of your skin for a while after the treatment. You need to wait until the crusts naturally flake off. It can take up to 1 or 2 weeks for the scabs to go away. After the crusts go off, you may notice the improved skin texture, smooth, radiant, and healthy glow of the skin.  Keep the treated area moisturized to prevent further crusting and accelerate the healing process. More about Fraxel treatment

What precautions should I follow after Fraxel?

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  If you underwent Fraxel treatment, you might have wondered about the aftercare instructions you need to follow. The laser penetrates the skin and has a resurfacing effect that improves skin texture. However, the skin needs time to regenerate. Therefore, you need to follow the instructions to improve the effectiveness of the treatment and speed up the healing process. You shouldn’t wash your face right after the treatment. You can wash your face and wear makeup 12 hours after the treatment. You need to protect your skin from UV rays to block the direct sun exposure on your skin several times a day. Moreover, it is recommended to wear sunglasses if you go outside. You may feel a slight dryness of your skin after the treatment. Therefore it is advised to apply cream moisturizer during the day. Make sure you avoid using scrubs and peeling gels for 2-3 weeks after the treatment because you need to give your skin time to heal and repair itself. We recommend using Rejuran healing Pomata...

Treatment of acne scars and skin irregularities

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  Fraxel laser has gained much attention from celebrities due to its rejuvenating effects. It is especially effective in treating acne scars, enlarged pores, and wrinkles. If you want to improve your skin texture, we recommend you get this treatment. Fraxel laser is named a “fractional laser” because it works at fractions. The laser energy affects the skin, accelerating the process of skin regeneration and restoration. Since it penetrates skin deep inside, it is highly effective in treating acne scars and smoothing the skin surface. To reduce the discomfort during the procedure, we apply numbing cream and use the anesthetic device Pangsis. You may notice a slight redness of the skin right after the treatment. Though the redness will stay for several days, with time it will fade away. You can also feel the peeling effect on your skin. You may have stamping patterns that will disappear within 1-2 weeks.   More about Fraxel laser

The benefits of Fraxel treatment

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  Perhaps you are remembering the moments when you had bright and clear skin. Do you want to turn back time and look younger? Harsh weather conditions, sunshine, and skin aging are the main factors that accelerate the aging process.  There is a treatment that can improve your overall skin quality, tighten pores, reduce acne scars and wrinkles. This is a Fraxel laser treatment that resurfaces skin and makes it look younger and brighter. Today I will tell you about the major benefits you can get with this procedure. Skin Rejuvenation Undoubtedly, Fraxel laser has a rejuvenating effect on your skin. The laser goes deep into the skin and restores the skin surface. Fraxel laser creates microthermal zones on the tightens pores and softens the facial fine lines and wrinkles. The treatment accelerates the production of natural collagen and elastin. As a result, you will get an improved skin tone and texture. Acne scarring reduction The Fraxel laser beams create heat to the acne scar a...

RF treatment for acne scars

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  As you may already know, the traditional fractional lasers can treat deep acne and post-acne. However, there is a breakthrough treatment that includes both the fractional radiofrequency and micro-needling systems to penetrate deep into the dermis layer. Infini produces better results by healing the acne scars and improving skin quality with little downtime period. Infini Microneedling uses radiofrequency energy to heal acne within a targeted area. The gold-coated micro-needles allow the energy to go deep into the dermis without causing injury to the epidermis layer. The heating process stimulates new collagen and elastin production. It usually takes several passes during the treatment to fully regenerate the facial skin. When Infini is combined with PRP (Platelet-rich plasma), the treatment speeds up the healing process and significantly improves the acne scars.   You may have some mild redness after the treatment. However, it will disappear within a couple of days. You...

Fraxel laser

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  Fraxel laser has gained popularity among celebrities because of its rejuvenating effects. Before we dive into the details of this laser treatment, I would like to say that the name of Fraxel is just a brand name. Other companies have the same fractional laser but with a different name. Fraxel comes from the fractional laser. Fractional laser is recommended for those who wish to improve the skin texture and address such skin problems as fine lines, post-acne scars, injuries, surgical scars, sun damage, stretch marks, and dark skin tone. However, those with sensitive skin and skin issues such as rosacea might want to opt for less aggressive non-ablative laser treatments because fractional laser may cause severe pigmentation. The working principle of the Fraxel laser is based on creating micro-injuries on the treating area. These micro-injuries heal the skin without damaging it, similarly to micro-needling and derma rolling. By healing these injuries generate collagen on the treatin...