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Can Radiofrequency Microneedling Help With Stretch Marks?
Stretch marks can be difficult to treat with standard skincare products. Many are turning to Radiofrequency microneedling to improve the look of stretch marks on areas like the abdomen, hips, and...
Fall Letter 2024
MADFES DERMATOLOGY & AESTHETICS GROUP One East Sixty-Ninth Street New York, NY 10021 P 212.249.8118 www.madfesderm.com Dear Patient, As we enter Fall, it is a wonderful time to visit the office....
Fraxel to treat skin damage
Fraxel is a non-ablative fractional skin resurfacing treatment for a broad range of skin damage. It works by treating small sections of the skin at a time utilizing microscopic laser columns. This in turn spurs collagen production, which then allows damaged and dead cells to be replaced by new cells. We use Fraxel re:store dual laser which has two wavelengths: the deep penetrating 1550 for rebuilding collagen and repairing damaged skin, and the 1927 for removing extra pigmentation. Fraxel is effective on all areas of the body like face, neck, chest, hands, arms, abdomen and legs. It treats fine lines and wrinkles like crow’s feet and brow lines, surface scarring including acne and surgical scars, pigmentation, sun damage, and Actinic Keratosis. Patients are required to use a topical numbing cream one-hour before their appointment to decrease any pain. Downtime will be 1 week with good wound care and sun avoidance. Results can last for months depending on skin condition, age, and how well you protect your skin. Follow-up sessions can occur after 6-8 weeks of the initial session.
TREATMENT
Patients typically require multiple treatments as only a portion is treated during each session.