You’re exactly right – both can be used just on the eyelid area. The Fraxel (both the original and the Dual) have a special tip (FDA approved) for the eyelid...
Unfortunately, fractional lasers are not created equally even though they are often marketed to consumers as if they are interchangeable. The two main types, erbiums and carbon dioxide lasers, can...
Thank you for writing. I know there must be good doctors in Singapore who have a fractionated CO2. Generally, these lasers (I particularly like the DEKA DOT for this area), will...
You’re right that there’s not much data on this so I can only tell you our office’s experience in the last two years. Our office has tried this selectively on...
I think you would benefit a little from a good eye care product like the Lumiere or the Replenix eye cream if you’re not already using one. But let’s be honest,...
Okay – so 3 thoughts on this question. The answer is yes with these restrictions: 1) The fractional CO2 is safer than the traditional CO2 on the eyelids so make...
In general, unless your acne scarring is almost invisible, you will get better results with a fractional CO2 system like the Lumenis Active Fx or the DEKA DOT. The ‘Mosaic’ is an...
In general, with plastic surgery or any major laser work, it’s good to plan on getting 2-3 consultations. You will hear several different opinions, get a chance to see how...
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