How many Pico Fraxel sessions are usually needed for visible results, and how soon can improvements in skin texture, pigmentation, or acne scars be noticed after starting the treatment?
Pico Fraxel typically requires multiple sessions usually around four to see noticeable changes in skin texture, pigmentation, or scars. Some results show up within weeks, but deeper issues improve over time. I personally saw a brighter tone after my first session, and acne scars softened after a few more treatments.
It depends on the skin issue, but 3–5 sessions is typical. I started seeing smoother skin really early, and by the end, my scars were much less visible.
For me, subtle texture changes showed up within 2–3 weeks, but real results came after multiple sessions. Pico Fraxel seems to work gradually, so patience is key.
I did a few sessions spaced out over months. After the second one, my skin looked smoother, and by the fourth, acne scars were noticeably softer. It’s not instant, but the changes build up.
Yes, complications like scarring, slight asymmetry, or some sagging can happen, but they’re usually mild and improve over time. It depends on healing, skin quality, and the surgeon’s technique. I had minor asymmetry at first, but it settled within a few months without needing extra treatment.
It depends on your skin and concerns, but generally 3–5 sessions are needed. I started seeing small improvements in texture after a few weeks, but pigmentation and scars took longer. Definitely stick to the full treatment plan for best results.
Some improvement can show within a few weeks, but most people need several sessions for acne scars and pigmentation. I saw a glow and smoother texture early on, but scar fading took a few months.