Pico Fraxel | Fraxel
View Prices · Book NowFractional lasers to support renewal of pores and scars.
About Pico Fraxel | Fraxel
Pico Fraxel and Fraxel are fractional laser treatments that deliver the laser in tiny divided dots to induce renewal within the skin. The untreated surrounding skin supports recovery while collagen regenerates, so they are used for acne scars and enlarged pores.
Pico Fraxel applies a fractional lens to PicoSure, a 755 nm picosecond laser, reducing damage to the epidermis for relatively short downtime, while Fraxel delivers thermal stimulation to the dermis to support renewal of scars and skin texture.
At 3Leaf Clover Clinic, we choose the treatment according to scar depth and how much downtime you can accept, and set the range to the butterfly zone (nose and cheeks) or the full face. Rejuran S, Scar Juvelook Volume and Cryo can be added when needed.
Key Features of Pico Fraxel | Fraxel
Fractional laser delivered in tiny dots
Pico Fraxel based on the 755 nm PicoSure
Fraxel for renewal through dermal thermal stimulation
Choice of butterfly zone or full face
Rejuran S and Scar Juvelook scar options
Choice tailored to scar depth and downtime
Recommended For
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Those whose skin surface is uneven due to acne scars
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Those with enlarged-looking pores around the nose and cheeks
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Those who want care with less downtime
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Those who want to refine rough, dull skin texture
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Those who want consistent renewal laser care
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Those who want care alternating with other scar treatments
Treatment Process
Consultation and skin diagnosis — We check your scars and pores and decide on the treatment and range.
Numbing cream — Numbing cream is applied to the treatment area.
Laser treatment — Pico Fraxel or Fraxel is applied with the energy and density set for each area.
Soothing care — The skin is soothed with a modeling mask or a soothing mummy mask.
Additional care — Cryo or scar-area options are performed when needed.
Treatment Areas for Pico Fraxel | Fraxel
Before & After Care
For satisfying results, please review the following.
Redness, warmth and, rarely, tiny pinpoint bleeding may occur after treatment.
Do not forcibly remove the fine flaking that appears after Fraxel; use plenty of moisturizer.
Thorough sun protection helps reduce the chance of pigmentation.
For a few days after treatment, please avoid saunas, drinking alcohol and exfoliating products.
A prior consultation is required if you are prone to keloids, have recently taken isotretinoin or are pregnant.
Please let us know in advance if you are taking photosensitizing medication or have a skin condition.