FRAXEL™ SR

Fraxel

Prima-Tint Protocol
Protocol on removing Blue Dye with Prima-Tint. It is a 2:1 ratio, 2 parts water to 1 part Prima-Tint.


Fraxel Anesthetic # 1

Lidocaine 30% in Lipothene Gel
  • 100 gm $125
  • 450 gm $395

Fraxel Anesthetic # 2

Lidocaine 23% + Tetracaine 7% In Lipothene gel
  • 100 gm $150
  • 450 gm $475
Fraxel Lubricating Gel
  • 450 gm $200

Physicians can call and order from:

Habers Pharmacy
1584 Bathurst St
Toronto M5P 3H3
Phone: 416.656.9800
Fax: 416.656.9802
1.977.262.1084
habersphcy@bellnet.ca



FAQ:

http://2-thai.com - Thailand property condo units in Thailand Q. What is Fraxel™ Laser Treatment?
A. The Fraxel Laser Treatment from Reliant Technologies is a new aesthetic solution that repairs aging and sun-damaged skin -- pixel by pixel, spot by spot.

Think of your skin as a family portrait or digital photo in need of high-quality restoration or touch-up. Imagine how the portrait would be delicately restored, one small area at a time; or a photograph might be digitally altered, pixel by pixel. That's the principle behind the Fraxel Laser Treatment.

Q. How does Fraxel Laser Treatment work?
A. The Fraxel laser creates thousands of microscopic thermal spots that form deep, vertical columns or zones of treated skin tissue, which are separated and surrounded by unaffected, healthy skin tissue. This innovative approach allows us to treat a very small fraction of skin at a time so the skin heals much faster than if the entire area were treated at once.

At the top of the treatment zone, the laser energy eliminates old epidermal pigmented cells on the skin's surface. Penetrating deep into the dermis, the laser energy stimulates the body's own wound healing response to produce new collagen growth. In this way, the body's natural healing process creates new, healthy tissue to replace skin imperfections.

Q: How long does the procedure take?
A.The procedure (including the application of topical anesthetic) typically takes between 1 and 1-1/2 hours. With virtually no side effects or recovery time, it is often referred to as a "no downtime" or "lunchtime" treatment. There's no prolonged recuperation, no risk of general anesthesia, and treatment is well-tolerated.

Q: What does the Fraxel laser treat?
A. Fraxel Laser Treatment is currently cleared for skin resurfacing procedures and soft tissue coagulation. The Fraxel Laser has also received clearance to treat fine lines and wrinkles around the eyes and pigmented lesions, including age spots, sun spots and dyschromia.

Q: What has been the acceptance of the Fraxel Laser?
A. Leading researchers and clinicians have been testing the Fraxel Laser for nearly 2 years. It was initially cleared by the FDA in 2003 and released is slated for commercially launch in September Fall 2004. Based on early experiences, doctors are reporting noticeable improvement in patients after three to five treatments. In our practice, we have observed nice improvements in uneven skin color and wrinkles around the eye area. Our results are comparable to other treatment modalities that are associated with far more significant side effects.

Q. Are there any negative side effects?
A. We have not experienced any significant or long-lasting adverse effects nor have we seen any evidence of post-inflammatory hyper or hypopigmentation.

The clinical endpoint we look for with Fraxel Laser Treatment is cell turnover and peeling. After treatment, the patient's skin tends to be pinkish-red for a few days. This is normal and signifies that the dermal tissue is being repaired and there is good blood circulation. The repair process typically entails a "bronzing" that lasts anywhere from three to 14 days after treatment, followed by a flaking process of exfoliation as the reorganized epidermal skin gradually replaces dead tissue.

Q. Does Fraxel laser treatment hurt?
A. Treatment is well-tolerated with a topical anesthetic ointment to alleviate discomfort. Patients can apply make-up or shave after treatment, and most return to their routine activities the same day or the next.

Q: Is there an ideal candidate for treatment?
A. Our typical patient is someone in their 40s or older who has photodamaged skin - lines and wrinkles, skin discoloration, dull or rough texture, age spots, etc. Fraxel Laser Treatment especially appeals to those patients who want the positive results of traditional resurfacing methods without the downtime or risks. It also appeals to those who are looking for a more dramatic result than might be achieved with non ablative techniques.

 

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