Laser Skin Resurfacing & Technology
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Are you frustrated by wrinkles, fine lines, uneven skin tone, or other complexion concerns? If so, you may be able to refine and rejuvenate your skin with Fraxel re:pair treatment at the Dermatology & Laser Surgery Center in Houston.
The Fraxel re:pair laser system uses a precise, computer-controlled laser, to provide a resurfacing treatment without a long healing period. The Fraxel re:pair laser system was the first system capable of performing what is known as Fractional Deep Dermal Abrasion (FDDA™), in which microcolumns of tissue are deep-treated while the majority of the skin is left intact. All in a single treatment – with minimal downtime or discomfort.
- What is Fraxel re:pair?
- What Does Fraxel re:pair Treat?
- What Areas Of The Body Can Fraxel Re:Pair Be Used On?
- Preparing for Treatment with Fraxel re:pair
- The Fraxel re:pair Procedure
- Recovery After Fraxel re:pair
- Frequently Asked Questions About Fraxel re:pair
What is Fraxel re:pair?
Fraxel re:pair is the most powerful fractional laser used for Fractional Deep Dermal Abrasion (FDDA). This means that the Fraxel re:pair system uses laser energy to treat and remove layers of damaged skin. The micro-damage caused by the Fraxel re:pair laser also helps trigger the body’s healing response, prompting the production of collagen and elastin. This leads to the production of new skin cells, resulting in skin that looks tighter and more youthful.
What Does Fraxel re:pair Treat?
After FDDA, you will experience improved skin tone, texture, and coloration. Benefits include treatment of:
- Wrinkles
- Fine lines
- Irregular skin texture
- Skin laxity
- Uneven skin tone
- Acne scars
- Pigmented lesions such as sun spots and age spots
What Areas Of The Body Can Fraxel Re:Pair Be Used On?
The Fraxel re:pair system’s precise, computer-controlled treatment regimen can be used on many areas of the body, including:
- Face
- Neck
- Hands
- Torso
- Hands
- Arms
- Legs
- Chest and décolletage
Preparing for Treatment with Fraxel re:pair
The first step in preparing for Fraxel re:pair treatment is to have a personal consultation with one of our practitioners. Here, you will be able to be candid about your complexion concerns and goals. You will also be thoroughly educated about your laser skin resurfacing options, and together you will decide if Fraxel re:pair is right for you.
Before your laser skin resurfacing treatment, we will consult with you about how to best prepare your skin for treatment.
Recovery After Fraxel re:pair
Following treatment with Fraxel re:pair, you can expect your skin to be red and swollen. Most swelling and redness will resolve within a week or two, though redness can last several months. You may find that using a cold compress eases any discomfort you experience. As you recover from Fraxel re:pair laser skin resurfacing, it is vitally important that you maintain a good skin care routine and limit your exposure to sun.
Frequently Asked Questions About Fraxel re:pair
Is treatment with Fraxel re:pair painful?
Treatment should not be painful. During your consultation we will discuss the different anesthesia options available to you including a topical lidocaine and general anesthesia.
How much does Fraxel re:pair cost?
The cost of treatment with Fraxel re:pair varies according to the patient’s cosmetic goals and the location(s) of treatment. Before your treatment begins, you will be given a detailed cost breakdown for your unique case.
Is Fraxel re:pair approved by the FDA?
Yes. Fraxel re:pair was approved by the FDA in 2007 for skin resurfacing, coagulation, and ablation of wrinkles, furrows, and fine lines.
Contact Dermatology & Laser Center
If you are experiencing some of the negative skin effects of sun damage or aging, the Fraxel re:pair system can help you look younger and healthier without surgery. Fraxel re:pair treatment delivers dramatic results, fast healing and maximum safety.
To learn more about the Fraxel re:pair laser system or non-laser facial rejuvenation treatments, schedule a consultation with one of our experienced dermatologists at the Dermatology & Laser Surgery Center in Houston.