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Frequently Asked Questions
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Non-Ablative Fraxel delivers fractional laser energy into the dermis, creating microthermal zones that stimulate collagen and elastin production. The epidermis remains largely intact, so texture improves gradually over several weeks with reduced downtime compared to ablative treatments.
Many skin types can benefit from Non-Ablative Fraxel, but darker tones require careful assessment and conservative settings to minimize pigment risks. Our clinicians perform consultations and may recommend test spots or tailored protocols for safe, effective treatment.
Most clients see optimal results after a series of three to five sessions spaced four to six weeks apart. Treatment plans are customized based on skin condition, age, and goals, with progressive improvement between visits.
Expect mild redness and swelling for a few days, with possible tiny crusts or light flaking as the skin renews. Most people return to normal activities quickly; makeup and sun protection are recommended during recovery.
Common temporary side effects include redness, swelling, and slight flaking. Rare risks include prolonged pigment changes or infection. Following pre- and post-care instructions reduces complications; contact us if you experience unusual symptoms.
Non-ablative Fraxel offers gentler remodeling with less epidermal damage and shorter downtime, often requiring multiple sessions. Ablative lasers produce more dramatic single-session resurfacing but involve longer recovery and higher risk profiles.
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