Fraxel Laser In London

Fraxel Laser, using patented fractional technology, is a revolutionary skin resurfacing treatment. It has gained significant traction due to its versatility and efficacy in many areas of the body. But what exactly is this treatment that everyone’s talking about? Fraxel Laser is designed to combat a range of skin imperfections that often mar our faces and hands. Whether it’s used to correct the subtle fine lines that betray our age, the uneven pigmentation that disrupts our skin’s uniformity, scars that tell tales of past injuries, open pores that seem to magnify under scrutiny, or the sun damage that speak of days under the sun, fractional laser through Fraxel is the answer.

Replace Deteriorated Skin Cells with Renewed, Fresh Skin

The procedure employs a highly precise laser beam that targets the deeper layers of the epidermis, zeroing in on damaged and aged skin cells within the treatment area. The magic of this non-ablative laser lies in its ability to stimulate the production of new collagen-rich skin cells. Through the healing process, these cells replace the old, the result is a more youthful, even-toned complexion.

Fraxel Dual Laser Treatment

The Fraxel Dual device operates on 2 wavelengths meaning the laser targets skin issues on 2 levels. Depending on your particular skin issues, skin pigmentation or sun damaged skin on the skin surface may be treated with one wavelength. The other wavelength can target wrinkles and other skin issues.

Which Areas of the Body Can Benefit from Fraxel?

Areas which can be treated with Fraxel include the face, neck, hands, arms and décolletage.

Why Do Patients Have Fraxel?

• They have some acne scarring and would like to soften these scars. These include moderate acne scarring (including textured acne scars), surgical scars, and accident scarring.
• They would like to fade the appearance of stretch marks and make improvements to their skin’s texture.
• The patient has patches of sun-damaged or damaged skin cells they would like to have treated. skin correct. This may include unwanted pigmentation or age/sun spots. Fraxel laser light can treat minor to severe skin damage can be treated with Fraxel laser treatments.
• They wish to correct age-related skin issues such as fine lines and wrinkles and saggy, dull-looking skin.
• They appreciate that other treatments may be harsher. Fraxel laser only targets a small fraction of the targetted tissue, leaving surrounding tissue untouched, and promotes rapid healing.

Why Choose Dermal Health for Fraxel Treatments?

The vast experience in dealing with severe skin damage issues for one, and the expertise gained from 100’s of successful Fraxel procedures for two. We chose this cutting-edge laser technology machine from the many laser devices on the market for its advanced safety features. It is also often the most effective treatment for many skin conditions.

FAQ

What is the Primary Purpose of Fraxel Laser Treatment?

Fraxel Laser is a skin resurfacing procedure designed to target damaged skin and address various skin imperfections such as fine lines, wrinkles, uneven skin pigmentation throughout the body, scars, open pores, and sun damage. The laser treats by way of stimulation and production of new collagen, promoting the replacement of blemished skin with a more youthful and even complexion.

How Long Does a Fraxel Treatment Session Typically Last?

A visit for a Fraxel appointment will usually last between 30 minutes and an hour , depending on the area of skin to be treated, and the skin condition itself. However, it’s essential to factor in additional time for pre-treatment preparations and post-treatment care during your visit.

Is the Fraxel Treatment Painful?

Most patients describe the sensation during Fraxel treatment as a “prickling” feeling. While it’s generally well-tolerated, a topical anaesthetic is often applied before the procedure to enhance comfort. Post-treatment, some patients might experience a sensation similar to mild sunburn.

How Many Fraxel Sessions Will I Need to See Results?

The number of treatment sessions required varies based on individual skin conditions and desired outcomes. Patients undergo 3 to 5 treatments spaced about 4 to 6 weeks apart. Results may be seen after just one treatment, however, Una will give a more personalised recommendations during your initial consultation. Treatment session numbers will also have to take the skin’s healing process into account.

What is the Recovery Time After a Fraxel Treatment?

Fraxel laser Recovery time can vary based on the intensity of the treatment and your skin and body’s natural healing process itself. Most patients experience some redness and swelling for a few days post-treatment, similar to a sunburn. Following post-care instructions, avoiding direct sun exposure, and using sunscreen to protect the treated skin area and ensure optimal results are crucial.

What are the Side Effects of the Fraxel Treatment?

Side effects for the Fraxel Treatment are usually limited to light swelling and redness. For darker skin types there is a risk of post inflammatory hyperpigmentation. This usually improves in a short time. A specialised topical treatment can assist with the recovery if required. As only a fraction of the skin is treated side effects tend to me minimal.

Is the Fraxel Treatment Painful?

The Fraxel laser is not painful per se but you many experience a level of discomfort. A topical anaesthetic cream will be applied during the laser resurfacing session to minimise discomfort. Post treatment it is said by patients that a feeling akin to a sunburn sensation is felt on the skin’s surface.