Fraxel Dual Laser Skin Resurfacing

Fraxel Dual fractional laser resurfacing targeting acne scars, sun damage, pigmentation, fine lines, and uneven skin texture. The 1550 nm and 1927 nm dual wavelengths treat different skin depths simultaneously — the 1550 nm targets deeper dermal remodelling while the 1927 nm addresses superficial pigmentation and texture. Collagen stimulation continues for three to six months post-treatment.

Nitai Medical and Cosmetic Centre offers Fraxel Dual fractional non-ablative laser resurfacing — one of the most clinically validated laser platforms for skin renewal in Australia, combining two complementary wavelengths (1550 nm Erbium fibre laser and 1927 nm Thulium fibre laser) in a single treatment session to address both deep dermal remodelling and superficial skin quality improvements simultaneously. The fractional delivery mechanism creates thousands of microscopic treatment zones (MTZs) — columns of controlled thermal injury within the skin — separated by zones of untreated, healthy tissue that serve as a reservoir of stem cells and growth factors that accelerate healing. This fractional approach achieves meaningful skin remodelling with significantly shorter recovery times compared to fully ablative laser resurfacing. The 1550 nm wavelength penetrates to the mid-dermis, stimulating collagen and elastin synthesis through the wound-healing cascade — effective for treating acne scars (rolling, boxcar, and shallow ice pick subtypes), deeper wrinkles, and skin laxity. The 1927 nm wavelength targets the superficial epidermis and papillary dermis, clearing pigmented lesions including solar lentigines, freckles, melasma, and uneven skin tone — concerns that are highly prevalent among Australians due to the country's high UV index and historically low sun protection uptake. Nitai prices Fraxel Dual sessions in the range of $350–$950 depending on the treatment area (face, neck, décolletage, hands), the wavelength settings selected, and the treatment density. Dr Shobhna Singh customises the protocol at consultation to each patient's skin type, concern, and downtime tolerance. A series of three to five sessions is associated with optimal cumulative improvement, with collagen remodelling continuing for up to six months after the final session.