CO2 Fraxel

In recent years, laser skin resurfacing procedures have advanced significantly. There are now more treatments available than ever before for a wider range of skin types because of plastic surgeons' ability to provide a variety of cutting-edge laser procedures to their patients in an office environment.

The Fraxel Laser is a well-known skin resurfacing procedure that can help to lessen the appearance of stretch marks, scarring from acne or surgery, dark spots, and melasma. The top layer of skin is unaffected by Fraxel lasers because they are non-ablative. They function by focusing on the dermal layer and treating small patches of skin at a time.

By inducing micro-injuries on the dermis, the Fraxel laser helps to tighten and smooth the skin by stimulating the creation of collagen. Areas of mismatched pigment can also be treated with Fraxel lasers.

Many people choose Fraxel laser treatments, but not everyone is a good candidate. Consider Fraxel's benefits and drawbacks before deciding on a laser procedure if you're thinking about getting one.