Fractionated Laser Therapy (FRAXEL)
Fractionated Laser therapy is used to treat wrinkles, scarring including acne scarring, stretch marks, and to rebuild collagen in the skin.
Most areas of the body can be treated including face, chest, arms and hands.
Usually, a course of 4 to 6 treatments is required, depending upon the strength of the laser, the depth of treatment and the degree of the problem.Fractionated Laser therapy is used to treat wrinkles, scarring including acne scarring, stretch marks, and to rebuild collagen in the skin.
Answers to your questions about Fractionated Laser Therapy (FRAXEL)
Most areas of the body can be treated including face, chest, arms and hands. Usually a course of 4 to 6 treatments is required, depending upon the strength of the laser, the depth of treatment and the degree of the problem.
Alternative and complementary U Skin Clinic treatments
Other Popular Skin and Body Treatments
Our nurse-led team at U Skin have been providing specialised cosmetic medical services to men and women for over 20 years.
Laser treatments
Improve the appearance of wrinkles, scarring, and stretch marks.
Anti-aging
Dermal fillers, collagen stimulators and dermal therapies.
Micro-dermabrasion
Gentle exfoliation of the skin to reduce congestion.
Injectables
To relax pesky, wrinkle-causing muscles.
Filler dissolving
For when you don’t quite get the look that you were after.
Cellulite treatment
Skin tightening and ultrasound fat reduction.
Acne treatment
Controlling active acne and preventing future breakouts.
Lymphatic drainage
Help to move all that extracellular fluid through the lymphatic system.
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