While researching Fraxel laser procedures, I came across a question.
I have seen a lot of talk about how getting Fraxel improves pores, but I have also seen reviews saying the opposite—that pores might actually look wider after the procedure.
I am wondering if the pores appear temporarily prominent immediately after the procedure, or if they could actually get larger depending on the condition of the skin.
I would also like to know if the reason for this phenomenon is due to skin dryness or the regeneration process, or if it is related to the laser intensity.
For those who have received Fraxel treatment, please share your experiences on how your pores actually changed.
I'm also curious if it got better over time.
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- 01CommentsI think it would be less of a burden if I could start with a small scope. That is a good question.440026.11.04
- 02CommentsSince blackheads and enlarged pores require different treatment goals, it would be helpful to ask during the consultation if they can be differentiated first. As the number of sessions varies from person to person, please try to schedule an evaluation together after the first treatment.250026.11.04
- 03CommentsAs autumn arrives, the pigmentation that developed during the summer becomes more noticeable, which must be bothersome. I can relate to your confusion, as the treatment cycles vary depending on the type of toning.360026.11.04
- 01CommentsI think it would be less of a burden if I could start with a small scope. That is a good question.440026.11.04
- 02CommentsI understand your desire to make a decision after understanding the frequency and costs. Could I also receive written guidance on the settlement criteria if I change the plan midway?740026.10.30
- 03CommentsEven for a small brown area next to the nose, it is difficult to distinguish between a mole, freckle, or other pigmentation based solely on a photo, so please get a medical examination first. Providing information on when the spots increased, previous photos, and the products you used will be helpful for the consultation. For areas prone to redness, it would be beneficial to check not only the type of pigmentation but also the current state of irritation, and to receive guidance on criteria for postponing laser treatments and moisturizing methods.740026.11.02
- 01CommentsI think it would be less of a burden if I could start with a small scope. That is a good question.440026.11.04
- 02CommentsI understand your desire to make a decision after understanding the frequency and costs. Could I also receive written guidance on the settlement criteria if I change the plan midway?740026.10.30
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