Treatment overview
Frax 1550 uses fractional laser energy to stimulate skin renewal. Downtime and suitability vary depending on settings, skin type and treatment area.
Device-Led Skin
Frax 1550 Laser
Fractional laser resurfacing information for texture and sun-damage concerns.
May support
- Texture and tone concerns
- Acne-scar appearance
- Fine lines and sun-damage appearance
- Face, neck, hands or décolletage where suitable
How the appointment works
- Skin assessment and contraindication review
- Preparation and treatment-setting selection
- Fractional laser treatment
- Cooling, aftercare and review plan
Who may not be suitable
- Recent tanning
- Active infection or open skin
- Certain medications or photosensitivity risks
- Poor wound healing or keloid tendency without review
Aftercare guidance
- Use SPF and avoid sun exposure
- Avoid active skincare until advised
- Expect redness, sensitivity or dryness while healing
Common questions
Is downtime expected?
Some redness, sensitivity and dryness can occur.
Can it treat scars?
It may improve the appearance of selected scars after assessment.
How many sessions?
A course may be advised depending on concern.
Treatment details at a glance
- Typical appointment time: from 45 minutes
- Comfort level: usually described as minimal discomfort
- Visible change: develops during recovery and over the following weeks
- Common treatment areas: face, neck, décolletage, hands, legs and back
Results, downtime and the number of sessions vary according to settings, treatment area and skin response.
Next step
Discuss Frax 1550 Laser with Syno Health.
Enquire about Frax 1550 Laser to confirm the consultation, preparation and recovery information relevant to you.