What Makes Fraxel so Effective?
Fraxel works in similar ways as the CO2 resurfacing laser, though skin heals faster with less discomfort. The procedure involves the division of a laser beam into thousands of microscopic treatment zones, each targeting a specific area of skin. The selective portions of skin are heated and then healthy new cells fill in the damaged areas. Healing time is reduced because fewer cells have to be replaced. A patient can expect to see results within a few days after the first session although it is important to note that the overall effect will occur gradually over time. For optimal results, Fraxel patients are encouraged to have 4 to 6 20-minute sessions spaced 7 to 10 days apart. Common side effects include a red sunburned appearance to the skin, a feeling of tight skin and mild to moderate flaking. These reactions tend to reduce and go away after a few days and are less severe than effects associated with other laser resurfacing methods. Going Deeper Fraxel works wonders on many kinds of
