ProFractional Laser
Skin Resurfacing

Recovery generally requires 3-4 days, but deeper peels may require longer. Most patients return to work within 3 days.

Once healing is complete, you will notice an immediate improvement that continues over the course of approximately six months, when full collagen remodeling is attained.

Most patient’s are fine with a topical anesthetic and experience a warm to hot prickly sensation that is well tolerated. Our medical doctors at EverYoung will ensure your comfort during the procedure.

ProFractional is a much more comfortable treatment than competing devices such as the Fraxel, and produces the same degree of collagen renewal without the irritation, sloughing and prolonged swelling.

Healing from ProFractional laser treatment typically takes about 3 to 7 days for the initial recovery, but complete skin regeneration and optimal results can continue to improve over several weeks to months.

Visible results from ProFractional laser treatment can often be seen within a few weeks, but optimal and more significant improvements continue to develop over several months as collagen remodeling occurs.

The number of ProFractional laser treatments needed varies depending on individual skin concerns, but a series of 3 to 6 treatments, typically spaced 4 to 6 weeks apart, is common for optimal results.

You can typically wash your face gently with a mild, fragrance-free cleanser 24 to 48 hours after ProFractional laser treatment, following the specific post-treatment instructions provided by your healthcare provider.

The fastest way to heal after laser treatment is to follow your healthcare provider’s post-treatment instructions meticulously, which may include using prescribed creams, avoiding sun exposure, and practicing proper skincare and hygiene.

Swelling after ProFractional laser treatment can last for 2 to 3 days but may vary depending on individual skin sensitivity and the depth of the treatment.

While ProFractional laser is generally considered safe, there is a slight risk of scarring, particularly if post-treatment care instructions are not followed or if complications arise during the healing process.

The benefits of ProFractional laser include improved skin texture, reduced wrinkles, fine lines, and scars, as well as enhanced collagen production, with minimal downtime and fewer side effects compared to other laser treatments.

You can often notice a difference in your skin’s appearance within a few weeks after laser treatment, with continued improvement over several months as collagen remodeling occurs.

After one laser session, you can expect some initial improvements in skin texture and tone, with potential side effects like redness and mild swelling, but optimal results typically require multiple sessions.

You may see some initial improvements in skin texture and tone after one laser session, but significant and lasting results typically require multiple sessions.

When getting laser treatment, it’s important to avoid sun exposure, tanning, and using products that can sensitize or irritate the skin, such as retinoids and certain skincare ingredients, prior to the treatment.

The results of ProFractional laser treatment can last for several months to years, depending on individual factors and skincare maintenance.

ProFractional is a type of fractional laser, specifically an erbium laser, used for skin resurfacing and rejuvenation.

ProFractional laser treatment can cause some discomfort, but it is typically well-tolerated with the use of topical anesthesia and cooling during the procedure.

ProFractional laser works by creating tiny, controlled micro-injuries in the skin, stimulating collagen production and promoting the removal of damaged skin cells, resulting in skin rejuvenation and improved texture.

The key difference is that CO2 laser is a more aggressive and ablative laser that removes entire layers of skin, while ProFractional is a fractional laser that targets only a fraction of the skin, leaving surrounding tissue intact for quicker healing and less downtime.

The grid marks left after ProFractional laser treatment are a pattern of controlled micro-injuries intentionally created in the skin to stimulate collagen production and promote skin rejuvenation.

After laser treatment, it’s advisable to avoid spicy foods, alcohol, caffeine, and foods that can potentially irritate or sensitize the skin, such as very hot or cold items.

You can typically wear makeup again after ProFractional laser treatment once the treated area has fully healed, which may take about 3 to 7 days, but it’s essential to follow your healthcare provider’s specific post-treatment instructions.

The best moisturizer after laser treatment is typically a gentle, hypoallergenic, and fragrance-free product recommended by your healthcare provider to help soothe and hydrate the healing skin.

Laser resurfacing is a broader term that encompasses various laser treatments for skin rejuvenation, while ProFractional is a specific type of fractional laser treatment used for skin resurfacing.

ProFractional laser works by creating microscopic channels in the skin, stimulating collagen production and allowing for the removal of damaged skin, resulting in improved skin texture and tone.

After each laser session, you can expect some immediate redness and mild swelling, followed by gradual improvements in skin texture, tone, and appearance over the following weeks to months.

After the first laser session, you may notice some initial improvements in skin texture and tone, along with possible redness and swelling, but significant and lasting results typically require multiple sessions.

Yes, laser resurfacing can potentially go wrong, leading to side effects like scarring, hyperpigmentation, or prolonged recovery if not performed correctly or if post-treatment care is inadequate.

Yes, laser resurfacing can be repeated as needed, but the timing and number of repeat sessions should be discussed with a dermatologist to ensure optimal results and minimize potential risks.

After one laser session, the treated area may appear red, swollen, and possibly with some pinpoint bleeding or grid marks, depending on the type of laser and depth of treatment, but this typically subsides in the days following the session.

The lack of immediate results after laser treatment may be due to the fact that significant improvements often require multiple sessions, and full results may take time to develop as the skin heals and regenerates.

You may start to notice a difference in your skin’s texture and tone within a few weeks after laser treatment, but optimal and more significant improvements often continue to develop over several months as collagen remodeling occurs.

After three laser sessions, you can expect more substantial improvements in skin texture, reduced wrinkles or scars, and a more even skin tone, with some potential residual redness or mild side effects depending on the type of laser used.

The stages of skin healing after laser treatment typically include immediate redness and swelling, followed by peeling, and then gradual improvements in skin texture and tone over the following weeks to months as collagen remodeling occurs.

After laser treatment, it is normal to experience some immediate redness, swelling, and possible mild discomfort, followed by peeling and gradual improvements in skin texture and tone over time.

After 10 sessions of laser treatment, you can expect significant improvements in skin texture, reduced signs of aging or scars, and a more even skin tone, with the potential for long-lasting results depending on individual skin and maintenance.

Before laser resurfacing, avoid sun exposure, tanning, and using products that can sensitize or irritate the skin, such as retinoids or certain skincare ingredients, to minimize the risk of complications.

To alleviate itching after laser resurfacing, you can use prescribed creams or ointments, avoid scratching, and keep the treated area moisturized with gentle skincare products.

The ideal age for laser resurfacing varies depending on individual skin concerns, but it is often recommended for individuals in their late 30s to 60s when signs of aging and skin damage become more prominent.

Yes, laser treatments can make the skin appear brighter and more youthful by reducing pigmentation, improving texture, and stimulating collagen production.

To calm your skin after laser treatment, you can apply a soothing moisturizer, use a cold compress, and follow your healthcare provider’s post-treatment instructions, which may include prescribed creams or ointments.

The key difference between ProFractional and Halo is that ProFractional is an erbium fractional laser that treats a fraction of the skin, while Halo is a hybrid fractional laser that combines ablative and non-ablative wavelengths to target both surface and deeper skin layers for more comprehensive results.

Yes, ProFractional is an effective laser treatment for improving skin texture, reducing wrinkles, scars, and hyperpigmentation, and stimulating collagen production, but results may vary depending on individual skin concerns and treatment parameters.

You can typically wear makeup again after ProFractional laser treatment once the treated area has fully healed, which may take about 3 to 7 days, but it’s essential to follow your healthcare provider’s specific post-treatment instructions.

You should typically wait at least 24 hours after laser treatment before taking a lukewarm, gentle shower, following the specific post-treatment instructions provided by your healthcare provider.

Yes, you can typically shower with soap before a laser treatment, but it’s essential to ensure that the skin is clean and free of any products, lotions, or makeup on the treatment area on the day of the procedure.

Laser treatments can be more painful if they are performed at higher energy levels, target deeper skin layers, or involve larger treatment areas, and individual pain tolerance also plays a role.

Icing your face after laser treatment can help reduce swelling and discomfort, but it’s essential to use a clean cloth or ice pack wrapped in a thin cloth to avoid direct skin contact and potential damage.

Taking paracetamol (acetaminophen) before a laser treatment may be advised by your healthcare provider to help manage potential discomfort or pain during the procedure, but it’s essential to follow their specific recommendations and dosage instructions.

Redness after ProFractional laser treatment typically lasts for about 3 to 7 days, but it can vary depending on individual skin sensitivity and the depth of the treatment.

Itching after laser treatment can last for several days to a couple of weeks, but it should gradually improve as the skin heals.