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Fraxel re:pair^®

Let Fraxel re:pair® help you rediscover the fresh, healthy skin of your youth. Whether you would like to improve your skin’s texture or even out its coloring, a single Fraxel re:pair treatment in our Lexington or Louisville, KY, center is likely all you will need. At CaloAesthetics^® Plastic Surgery Center, women and men choose Fraxel as an individual procedure or to enhance the results of facial cosmetic surgery.

To learn more about Fraxel treatments and other facial cosmetic procedures, request a consultation with Dr. Calobrace or Dr. Mays, or call (502) 899-9979 to schedule your visit.

Improvements From Fraxel Treatments

Fraxel re:pair treatments may be used on the face, as well as delicate areas such as the neck, chest, hands, and around the eyes. Fraxel has FDA clearances for the following skin conditions:

• Wrinkles and fine lines
• Age spots/sunspots
• Discoloration and uneven pigmentation
• Sun-induced redness
• Irregular texture
• Acne scars and surgical scars
• Melasma (mask of pregnancy)
• Actinic keratoses (precancerous lesions)

For non-invasive skin tightening, consider our ThermiRF™ treatments.

How It Works

Fraxel is a safe, non-invasive laser skin treatment that is the pioneer of fractional photothermolysis. This technology uses thousands of microscopic laser columns – each just one-tenth the diameter of a hair follicle – to treat a fraction of the skin at a time without affecting surrounding areas. These laser columns stimulate the production of new, smoother, healthier skin to renew your skin’s texture and appearance.

About Fraxel Treatments

Most people attain the results they want with just one Fraxel re:pair treatment, but it can be tailored to each patient’s unique skincare needs and available recovery time. No matter what your situation is, Fraxel re:pair can produce remarkable results without the prolonged recovery time and complications of other procedures.

What to Expect During Recovery

After your Fraxel re:pair treatment, the skin will look red for approximately 1 to 3 days. Follow your post-treatment instructions carefully, wear sunscreen of SPF 30 or higher whenever heading outdoors, avoid direct sun exposure for at least 3 months after your last treatment, and wear a wide-brimmed hat when you’re in the sun.

Return to Work

If you have deep, severe sun damage, we may treat the skin more aggressively, which can mean up to a week of social downtime.

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