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[Faster Recovery] Erbium Fraxel

[Faster Recovery] Erbium Fraxel

Ablative regenerative and scar laser that precisely removes unnecessary layers from the skin. Improves acne scars and reduces pores! * VAT separate

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[First Treatment EVENT] Nose Pore Fraxel 1 Session + Modeling Pack

Treatment with Erbium YAG Fraxel, which causes less surrounding tissue damage, not CO2 Fraxel, which causes more surrounding tissue damage!

9,900 KRW

18,000 KRW

45%

[First Treatment EVENT] Butterfly Zone Fraxel 1 Session + Modeling Pack

Treatment with Erbium YAG Fraxel, which causes less surrounding tissue damage, not CO2 Fraxel, which causes more surrounding tissue damage!

19,900 KRW

38,000 KRW

47%

[EVENT] Nose Pore Fraxel 1 Session + Modeling Pack

Treatment with Erbium YAG Fraxel, which causes less surrounding tissue damage, not CO2 Fraxel, which causes more surrounding tissue damage!

19,000 KRW

37,000 KRW

48%

[EVENT] Butterfly Zone Fraxel 1 Session + Modeling Pack

Treatment with Erbium YAG Fraxel, which causes less surrounding tissue damage, not CO2 Fraxel, which causes more surrounding tissue damage!

30,900 KRW

60,000 KRW

48%

[EVENT] Butterfly Zone Fraxel 3 Sessions + Modeling Pack

Treatment with Erbium YAG Fraxel, which causes less surrounding tissue damage, not CO2 Fraxel, which causes more surrounding tissue damage!

90,000 KRW

179,000 KRW

49%

[EVENT] Fraxel 1 Session + Modeling Pack

55,000 KRW

109,000 KRW

49%

[EVENT] Fraxel 3 Sessions + Modeling Pack

139,000 KRW

259,000 KRW

46%





Reasons to Consider Erbium Yag Fraxel at Kkeut Oriental Medicine Clinic

Using Erbium Yag Laser Instead of CO2:

While CO2 lasers offer the advantage of deep penetration, there is a concern about excessive heat damage and hyperpigmentation.

Erbium Yag is a Fraxel device designed to precisely reach from the epidermis to the dermal-epidermal junction while minimizing heat damage.


Parameter Adjustment Considering Individual Skin Condition:

Rather than a uniform approach, we adjust the laser's depth and intensity according to each individual's skin characteristics.

For thinner skin areas, multiple overlapping passes with low power are used, while thicker areas receive a single high-power application. This delicate fine-tuning helps reduce the burden of the procedure.


Precise Procedure Using Overlap Technique:

We finely adjust the treatment intensity by using overlapping passes based on the characteristics of the areas to be improved, such as fine lines, scars, and pores.


It can also be applied to areas with fine lines due to aging, such as the back of the hands or the neck. For body areas, which are generally challenging to treat, we carefully consider the skin regeneration rate and sebaceous gland density to perform customized settings.


Delivery Technique for Synergistic Effects with Skin Boosters:

Immediately after Fraxel treatment, tiny channels open up in the skin.

At Kkeut Oriental Medicine Clinic, we utilize this window to apply skin boosters, structuring a protocol that allows active ingredients to effectively reach the dermal layer.


Considering deep scars or variations in skin thickness across different areas, we customize the degree of overlap and intensity to create pathways to the dermal-epidermal junction for effective delivery of active ingredients.


When small-particle skin boosters like PDRN or Juvelook are applied together, this process allows active ingredients to be absorbed into the dermal layer, which is crucial for regeneration. This can have a positive impact on improving pores, fine lines, and acne scars.

 

Understanding Fraxel Treatment

Fraxel is a treatment method derived from the meaning 'fractional,' based on the principle of delivering laser energy to the skin in microscopic intervals, rather than to the entire skin surface.

The goal is to create tiny areas of thermal damage on the skin to induce a natural regenerative response.

This partial damage induction has the advantage of reducing the burden of skin recovery while still allowing for overall skin condition improvement.

 

Ablative Fraxel and Non-Ablative Fraxel

Ablative Fraxel: This method removes microscopic portions of the epidermis and delivers energy down to the dermal-epidermal junction. It can be used to improve skin texture, wrinkles, and pigmentation, but may require a certain recovery period.


Non-Ablative Fraxel: This method preserves the epidermis while delivering thermal stimulation to the dermal layer. Recovery is relatively quick, but the expected improvement effects may be comparatively limited.


The Erbium Yag Fraxel used at Kkeut Oriental Medicine Clinic falls under ablative lasers.

 

Mechanism of Action of Erbium Yag Fraxel

Erbium Yag Fraxel, as an ablative laser, uses a 2940nm wavelength which has a high absorption rate in water.

This wavelength helps precisely ablate and remove tissue from the epidermis to the dermal junction. This offers the advantages of accurate depth control, minimal thermal damage to surrounding tissue, and relatively quick recovery.

By using the water content within the skin to remove tissue without burning surrounding areas, it can reduce the likelihood of hyperpigmentation and minimize the treatment burden.

 

Characteristics of DOE and MLA Methods

Fraxel laser energy delivery methods are broadly divided into DOE and MLA methods. The DOE (Diffractive Optical Element) method can enhance treatment stability by uniformly distributing laser energy to all points. However, due to power limitations, the practitioner's skill can be crucial for scar treatment.


In contrast, the MLA (Microlens Array) method concentrates strong energy in the central part, with energy diminishing towards the periphery. It can be used for deep scar treatment, but if energy is excessively concentrated in a specific area, it may take longer for recovery.

 

Expected Effects of Erbium Yag Fraxel

Kkeut Oriental Medicine Clinic's Erbium Yag Fraxel treatment is performed based on the DOE method,

ensuring even energy delivery across the entire skin, which can enhance comfort during the procedure.

This method can offer advantages in improving pores, fine lines, and skin texture, and even for conditions like acne scars, improvement can be expected by utilizing the overlap technique.


Collagen and Elastin Regeneration: Damaged skin tissue is removed, and fibroblasts in the dermal layer are stimulated to induce the production of collagen and elastin. This can help increase skin density and elasticity, contributing to smoother and firmer skin.


Pore Reduction: As collagen tissue around pores is reorganized, pore size can decrease, and the skin surface may feel more refined.


Acne Scar Improvement: Old scar tissue is gradually broken down and replaced by new collagen tissue, which can lead to improved skin texture.

 

Erbium Yag Fraxel Related Research

According to the study by Serdar ZA et al. in Dermatol Ther. 2019:

There are research findings from a study involving 333 patients concerned with facial and neck wrinkles.

When Er:YAG Fraxel is performed 3-4 times, it can help improve skin texture, fine lines, and reduce pigmentation.


According to a report by Robati RM et al., J Cosmet Dermatol. 2020:

It can be recommended for those who are concerned about facial pores or fine lines and wish to improve them.

Even with a single treatment, positive changes can be expected in the reduction of fine lines.

If treatments are performed 3 or more times, improved pores and skin texture can be maintained longer, and it can help shrink pores.

 

A Message from the Chief Director

Every day, we meet patients with various skin conditions. We always consider each individual's skin, and even for the same person, their condition can differ from day to day.


Fraxel treatments are performed by carefully assessing the skin condition on the day of the procedure and meticulously adjusting the output and depth in 0.1 unit increments.


We prioritize reducing discomfort through delicate and precise treatments tailored to the patient's skin condition.


We believe that Fraxel is not just about using equipment; the skilled technique of the practitioner is crucial.


We will always strive to earn the trust of those who visit us.

 

Benefits of the Treatment

  • 01. Can help improve enlarged pores and traces left by acne.
  • 02. It works by creating microscopic channels in the skin's dermis to promote skin regeneration.
  • 03. You can expect overall skin tone improvement and increased elasticity.

 

Who is this Treatment Suitable For?

  • 01. Those concerned about uneven skin texture or dull skin tone.
  • 02. Those stressed by enlarged pores or indented scars.
  • 03. Those bothered by marks left by acne.
  • 04. Those wishing to improve facial fine lines or lackluster skin.

 

Treatment Areas

In addition to the face, it can be applied to areas with reduced elasticity or noticeable fine lines, such as the neck or back of the hands.

 

Treatment Process

  • STEP 01. Personalized Consultation
  • STEP 02. Topical Anesthesia Application
  • STEP 03. Fraxel Laser Treatment
  • STEP 04. Post-Treatment Soothing Care

 

Post-Treatment Precautions

  • ㆍIt is best not to wash your face or apply makeup on the day of the treatment; from the next day, wash gently.
  • ㆍTip marks, redness, or mild pain may appear in the treated area for up to about a week, and cold compresses can help.
  • ㆍSince Fraxel is a treatment that minutely exfoliates the skin surface, do not forcibly remove the dead skin cells that appear 3-4 days after the treatment; let them fall off naturally.
  • ㆍUntil all dead skin cells have naturally exfoliated, it is advisable to avoid alcohol, smoking, and places like saunas, public baths, and swimming pools.
  • ㆍThe period from treatment until the completion of exfoliation (1-2 weeks) is a skin regeneration period, so it is recommended to consistently apply a regenerating ointment to aid skin recovery.
  • ㆍPay attention to moisturizing for skin soothing and recovery, and it is important to apply sunscreen thoroughly when going out.
Q&A

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What is the level of pain felt during Fraxel treatment?

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Anesthetic cream is applied before the procedure to reduce discomfort. After the procedure, a slight burning sensation may persist for one to two days.

When do scabs start to form after the procedure, and how long does it take for them to fall off?

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Generally, fine scabs begin to form 3-4 days after the procedure, and a natural shedding process starts after about a week. While individual differences may exist, all scabs usually fall off within 1-2 weeks. Temporary redness may appear during the skin surface regeneration process, which typically lasts about 1-2 weeks.

When will the reddened skin return to normal after the procedure?

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Generally, redness after the procedure tends to subside gradually over 1-2 weeks. However, depending on individual skin sensitivity, dryness, and nutritional status, skin regeneration speed may vary, and redness could potentially last a bit longer.

Is it okay to wash my face or apply makeup immediately after the procedure?

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It is generally recommended to refrain from washing your face and applying makeup on the same day you receive Fraxel treatment. We usually advise that face washing and light makeup are possible from the next day.

How should I plan the treatment cycle?

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Typically, many people receive 3 to 5 sessions at 4-week intervals. After that, receiving treatments consistently once every 3-6 months can help maintain the desired improvement effects.

When do the effects of the treatment start to be felt?

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Collagen regeneration is known to begin approximately 2-3 weeks after the procedure. You may start to feel your skin becoming more elastic after about a month. However, if your skin concerns are significant, undergoing 3 or more sessions can help you experience more satisfying changes.

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