THE FRAXEL® SYSTEM

The original non-invasive fractional resurfacing treatment that improves tone, texture and
radiance of aging, sun-damaged or acne scars, and surgical scars.

FRAXEL® DUAL 1550/1927

Delivery System

Laser with Zimmer Cryo 6 Skin Cooling System

Mode of Action

Non-Ablative

Depth of
Penetration

Up to 1.6 mm (1600µm) with 1550 nm wavelength and up to 0.3 mm (300µm) with 1927 nm wavelength

Wavelength

1550 nm and 1927 nm

Energy

Up to 70 mJ (1550 nm) per MTZ and 20 mJ (1927 nm) per MTZ

Handpiece Technology

Intelligent Optical Tracking System (IOTS)
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Fraxel technology
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Address both deep and superficial* resurfacing

The first system to feature dual fiber laser technology.

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Rapid clearance of pigment

Thulium wavelength effectively targets superficial skin layers.

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Patient
comfort

Integrated cooling to help aid in patient comfort.

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Consistent, even treatment

Patented continuous-motion tracking system delivers consistent treatment.

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Simple
to use

Intelligent touchscreen interface and precise dosimetry allow physician to easily select the desired treatment settings.

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Treatment versatility

Treatment of a variety of conditions on all skin types where applicable.

* Fraxel depth of penetration: up to 1.6 mm (1600µm) with 1550 nm wavelength and up to 0.3 mm (300µm) with 1927 nm wavelength

HOW FRAXEL WORKS

RESULTS THAT MATTER

FRAXEL®

The first non-ablative fractional
skin resurfacing treatment.

20+

YEARS

Pioneered fractional skin resurfacing in 2003

17+

PATENT APPLICATIONS

One-of-a-kind, non-ablative, fractional technology with more than 17 patent applications filed

90+

CLINICAL STUDIES

Clinically proven for efficacy and results, with over 90 published clinical studies

1.5M

TREATMENTS

Almost 1.5 million treatments performed
and counting

To truly see and hear all that Fraxel® can mean to your practice, you’ll want to talk to one of our practice specialists. We can answer questions about system flexibility, treatment efficacy, patient demand and of course, practice investment.