Fraxel works by stimulating the skin in order to reproduce new cells for a healthier, more vibrant appearance. With incredible precision, lasers pinpoint a large area of the skin’s surface in order to rid the body of damaged cells.
In a way, Fraxel “tricks” the skin into producing new skin cells for a fresher look. Fraxel is not recommended for treatment of more than 50 percent of the targeted area. This is because the remaining skin cells aide in the recovery of those undergoing treatment.