[Top Reviewer 5th Term] I want to get Fraxel.

 

Lately, my pores have become so enlarged that I'm worried.

 

It's hard to reduce enlarged pores once they have widened. I wish I had taken care of it earlier. I am now looking at my already enlarged pores with regret.

It seems I should start managing it now.

 

There are many procedures to reduce pores.

 

Among them, the procedure that I liked is Fraxel.

 

 

Fraxel is a laser treatment that creates tiny holes in the skin to remove blemishes and stimulate collagen production, promoting the growth of new skin.

Fraxel laser is a treatment capable of addressing facial scars, freckles, and blemishes. It can treat from the skin surface to the epidermis and dermis. After the procedure, facial redness may last up to about a week, and laser marks or scabs may also persist for approximately a week.

After applying the anesthesia cream and undergoing the procedure, a burning sensation may last for 1 to 3 days.

 

 

 

Fraxel vs Fractional Laser

Fraxel is one of the fractional lasers. Fractional lasers create very fine, dense holes in the skin with a laser, similar to puncturing paper with a needle, to induce collagen synthesis and promote skin regeneration.

 

Fraxel effect

Reduces the pores of the forehead and the butterfly zone

Stimulates collagen to increase skin elasticity.

· Skin elasticity increases, and fine wrinkles are improved.

Improve facial scars by filling in the scars with tissue to enhance the appearance of facial scars.

 

 

 

People who recommend Fraxel

People with uneven skin texture on their face

People with acne scars or pimple marks

People concerned about skin blemishes such as melasma and freckles

Those who want to improve overall skin texture

People who want to reduce their enlarged pores due to large pores

 

Fraxel treatment cycle maintenance period

A treatment cycle of 3 to 4 weeks is recommended for three sessions. The duration of the results depends on how well you maintain and care for your skin after the procedure.

 

Fraxel side effects

Fraxel can cause side effects such as redness, pigmentation, and scars (especially if skin regeneration ability is weak), but it is possible to undergo the procedure again despite these side effects.

While side effects can be eliminated with other procedures, you should first check whether there is a high probability of side effects occurring from the beginning, and consider the possibility of experiencing side effects and undergoing treatment, so that you can proceed without regret.

 

Precautions after Fraxel treatment

Fraxel requires very careful post-procedure care.

It is recommended to avoid washing your face on the day of the procedure.

Avoid direct sunlight and continuously reapply SPF 50++ sunscreen and regenerative cream every 3 hours. Exposure to ultraviolet rays can cause dark spots and blemishes.

After the procedure, a black scab forms, so be careful not to pick at the scab with your hands.

· Ensure that the scab falls off as naturally as possible.

Apply moisturizer generously, as the skin may become dry after the procedure.

Exfoliants are not used.

 

 

Now, only the transformation from wide pores to dense pores remains.