Fractora can be described as radiofrequency microneedling. The purpose of microneedling alone is to stimulate collagen-producing cells in the dermis. This technique has been performed for many years with little to no downtime. Fractora goes beyond microneedling to achieve profound tissue regenerating effects. This non-surgical treatment works by creating small channels in the skin. The micro-injuries cause a tissue-repair process to occur, regenerating the matrix of collagen and elastin that supports the skin.
During Fractora treatment, the microneedles emit controlled radiofrequency energy. What the radio waves do is enhance the stimulation to the cells in the dermis that are involved in tissue remodeling. Fractora treatment can be customized into one of three levels, enabling us to achieve optimal results.
Light Fractora treatment is performed in a low-energy setting. Due to the low energy, there is less downtime and fewer side effects, and also more subtle changes in the skin. You can have a light Fractora treatment every two to four weeks.
Moderate Fractora treatment involves medium-strength radiofrequency energy delivered to the deeper layers of skin through tiny needles. You may receive moderate-level Fractora treatment every two to six weeks for a series of four to six treatments for more dramatic tissue remodeling. You may need three to four days of downtime to allow redness and swelling to subside.
Deep Fractora treatments may achieve remarkable results with just one to three sessions. This depends on the degree of improvement you want to achieve. You can have deep Fractora treatment as often as every six weeks. That said, you can also maintain the effects of your treatment with touch-ups every six months.