Fraxel Re:store - Manuka, Canberra, Brisbane, Sydney

that incorporates new Thulium laser specifically for removal of pigmentation faster, safer, more efficient, more superficial, less painful and less down time: it requires fewer treatments to achieves the result, therefore, it costs less.

The Thulium laser will clear most pigmentation, freckles, sun damage discoloration, actinic keratosis.

The technology behind Fraxel treatment is a revolutionary as the results can deliver. Unlike other laser treatments, Fraxel treatment is able to precisely treat thousands of microscopic areas of skin, using pinpoint laser beams that penetrate beneath the skin’s surface to eliminate old damage skin cells.

Fraxel treatment stimulates the body’s own natural healing process which replaces damaged skin with fresh glowing healthy skin.

-	What are the benefits of Fraxel treatments? Pigmentation and Melasma Smoother, Fresher looking skin Improved tone, texture and refines pore size Reduced wrinkle around eyes Improved appearance of acne scars and surgical scars

-	How many treatments will I need and how will they be spaced? Everyone’s skin is different, but clinical studies show that for most people to maximise results are realised in just 3 to 5 sessions. These are usually spaced 2-6 weeks apart.

-	Does Fraxel treatment hurt? Topical anesthesia is applied before the procedure and cold air is used on the treatment area during the procedure to minimise discomfort. After the treatment most patients describes a feeling of a warm glow.

-	Recovery Very little discomfort for about 4 hour. Some swelling for 1-2 days. The original pigmentation becomes darker and flake off, followed by pink smooth new texture skin. All happens mostly within 4-7 days.

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