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Dr. Michele Green takes a closer look at various dermatology treatments. For instance, you can find out how Thermage works, details about laser skin treatments such as Fraxel, or info on what CoolSculpting is, all via our blog and get information from one of the best dermatologists in New York City.
How Fraxel Laser Treatment Works
As we age, the production of the structural proteins collagen and elastin decreases, leading to the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, increased skin laxity, and uneven skin texture. Other marks of time can affect the skin’s surface, including sun damage in youth, which can contribute to the appearance of pigmentation in the form of…
Baby Fraxel Procedures
In the world of cosmetic dermatology, there is one technology that truly seems too good to be true. Laser resurfacing is an innovative, non-invasive treatment that truly revitalizes the skin, eliminates unwanted pigmentation, and reduces the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, all with one laser device. There are a variety of different non-invasive, restorative…
Fraxel Treatments Vs. IPL
Both Fraxel and IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) are used for treatments dealing with moderate to severe sun damage. However, there are differences between the two. The Fraxel Dual Laser treatment is an FDA-approved fractional laser that is used for a range of treatments. It can be used for restoring your skin’s natural texture and skin…
How Does Fractional Laser Facelift Resurfacing Work?
Fractional laser skin resurfacing is one of the most revolutionary procedures that has been invented in recent years. There have been many skin treatments developed over the years with various lasers. However, Fraxel or fractional laser resurfacing has been a major breakthrough in dermatology and plastic surgery. Types of Fractional Lasers There are two…
Stimulate New Collagen Production with Fraxel
Fraxel laser is perhaps one of the most technologically advanced procedures currently available. It works by making tiny, controlled injuries to the skin, which will stimulate the production of new collagen. As the skin repairs these tiny injuries, it also works to grow new skin cells and heal the older damage visible from sun exposure…