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What is the difference between these two lasers?

These are both fractionated (sometimes also called pixilated) CO2 lasers.  The first term is a generic way to describe all the CO2 lasers while the last one is a specific...

Who performs Fraxel an aesthetician or an MD?

I know this is really confusing to consumers because the use of cosmetic lasers are governed by laws and statutes controlled by the states in the United States.  In other...

What is the latest laser technology for acne scars?

Here is a link to the article I wrote on fractionated CO2 lasers.  Sometimes in our practice here, we will combine several modalities like subscision, CO2 or Fraxel, and certain fillers...

Fractionated laser systems vs. radiofrequency

I’ve never seen a radiofrenquency system that equaled the overall results of a well done fractionated CO2 treatment with a good system (like Deka or the new Cynosure CO2).  BUT, if you...

What is better for antiaging-Thermage or Fraxel?

This depends on many factors like your age, the amount of sagging you have, severity of wrinkles, and your facial contours, etc.   As a general guideline, if you are under...

Can the CO2 DOT laser improve stretch marks?

I’m going to say a tentative yes on this one.  While there isn’t much data available yet, different centers around the country are doing it and getting definite improvement in...

Is it okay to do the DOT laser before treating rosacea?

In general, it’s nice for your rosacea to be under control at least before undertaking a fractionated CO2 laser treatment like the DOT.  I’m assuming you’re avoiding your particular rosacea triggers and are at...
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