• Skin Tightening
  • Thermage
    • Overview
    • How it Works
    • Before/After
• Laser Skin Rejuvenation
  • Clear & Brilliant
    • How it Works
    • Before/After
  • Fraxel
    • How it Works
    • Before/After
• Botulinum Type A (Botox)
  • Botox *Allergan
    • How it Works
    • Before/After
  • Xeomin *Merz
  • Dysport *Medicis
• Dermal Fillers
  • Hyaluraonic Acid
    • Juvederm Voluma
      • How it Works
      • Before/After
    • Juvederm Ultra XC
      • How it Works
      • Before/After
    • Restylane
      • How it Works
      • Before/After
    • Perlane
      • How it Works
      • Before/After
    • Belotero
      • How it Works
      • Before/After
  • Calcium Hydroxylapatite
    • Radiesse
      • How it Works
      • Before/After
    • Sculptra
      • How it Works
      • Before/After
  • Permanent
    • Bellafill
      • How it Works
      • Before/After
• Eyelash Growth
  • Latisse
    • How it Works
    • Before/After
• Aesthetic Party

THE DETAILS

Fraxel is an advanced technology - but how it works shouldn’t be a mystery. Here are some details on the treatment and the science behind it. Remember, every patient’s circumstances are different, so for specifics, it’s best to talk to your Fraxel physician one-on-one.

Fraxel at Work

"Smart scanning" hand piece ensures consistency and safety Fractional lasers penetrate top skin layers Fraxel light energy stimulates collagen, and resurfaces the top skin layer Your skin's natural rejuvenation process smoothes wrinkles and scars by stimulating collagen

Treatment Facts and Guidelines

Duration	Fraxel treatments usually last between 15-45 minutes
Treatment Regimen	Most patients see the best results with 1-5 Fraxel treatments
Results	Fraxel works with your body’s natural skin cells, so results typically take 1-3 weeks to take effect.
Comfort	Most Fraxel patients report the sensation of a "light sunburn" immediately after treatment, but treatment plans can vary, so ask your physician about the specifics of your treatment.