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We are delighted to offer our Glasgow patients Fraxel Laser Skin Resurfacing for long-lasting skin rejuvenation.
Fraxel uses advanced fractional laser treatment to transform aging or sun-damaged skin, improve skin texture, and reduce acne scars by promoting new collagen production. This FDA-approved treatment works with your body to restore smooth, youthful skin with a radiant glow.
Each patient at our award-winning medical aesthetics clinic in Lenzie, near Glasgow, has their own treatment plan to ensure their laser skin resurfacing achieves optimal results every time.
Contact us today to learn more about the benefits of laser skin resurfacing for a variety of skin concerns and how we can help you towards your treatment goals.
You can book your consultation by calling us on 01786 447 229 or by booking online here.
Fraxel uses fractional laser technology to deliver carefully controlled thermal energy into the skin. The laser energy prompts the body's healing process, stimulating higher levels of collagen production and increasing cell turnover to bring healthy, undamaged skin cells to the skin's surface.
Approximately 20% of the problem area is treated in each session, leaving the surrounding skin unaffected.
Unlike more superficial treatments, Fraxel's light energy works with the body to deliver long-lasting, natural-looking results.
This is not a painful treatment, as we always use a numbing cream on the treated area. The laser energy does generate warmth in the skin, but Fraxel technology incorporates a cooling feature to keep you comfortable.
Fraxel laser resurfacing is an effective treatment for
Fractional skin resurfacing is gentle enough to be used all over the face and body. Popular treatment areas include:
Fraxel is ideal for treating damaged skin and can even be used on darker skin types.
Why not book a consultation at our clinic near Glasgow to discuss your treatment options?
Your treatment session will take around 90 minutes.
Your skin will be red with mild swelling after your Fraxel treatment, and you may experience temporary changes in pigmentation, especially if you have a darker skin tone. The recovery time depends on the intensity of your laser treatment, but typically you will need 5 to 7 days of downtime, and you will experience peeling and flaking toward the end of that period.
We provide patients with clear aftercare instructions, and we are always here for further advice if you are concerned about your skin after your treatment.
You will see a gradual improvement in skin tone and radiance over the weeks after your treatments as collagen production increases. Optimal results will be visible after 2 to 3 months.
The skin-resurfacing benefits of Fraxel can last for a year or longer, especially for deeper concerns like scars.
You can preserve the benefits of your treatment for as long as possible by
Many patients choose to have maintenance treatments in the future to preserve the benefits of skin rejuvenation.
Fraxel fractional skin resurfacing laser technology is FDA-approved and is perfectly safe when performed by trained and experienced clinicians, such as those at the Lenzie FrownDocs clinic near Glasgow.
We recommend a short course of 3 to 6 treatment sessions for best results.
Fraxel laser treatment starts at £450 per session, but the cost varies based on the treatment area and the required intensity.
Patients traveling from Glasgow can reach our Lenzie Clinic in as little as 20 minutes by car.
FrownDocs Lenzie
29 Kirkintilloch Rd
Glasgow
G66 4RJ
Take the M8 from Cowcaddens Rd and Dobbie's Loan/A804.
Follow the M8 and M80 to Initiative Rd/A806 in North Lanarkshire.
Take exit 3 from the M80.
Continue to Kirkintilloch Rd/B757 in Lenzie.
Glasgow is Scotland's largest and most populous city. Its location on the River Clyde made it a world centre of shipbuilding in the nineteenth century and an important port. Glasgow's booming economy gave it the name of the British Empire's second city in the Victorian era.
Visitors from around the world are drawn to Glasgow's cultural and historical sites, such as the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum.
The city has produced many notable people, including the comedian Billy Connolly and football manager Sir Alex Ferguson.
