Fractora skin treatment is a fractional resurfacing treatment that remodels collagen to help restore skin to its youthful appearance.

What areas can be treated?

Fractora can be used on any area that can benefit from skin resurfacing. Face and body areas that exhibit aging skin, discoloration and acne scarring are suitable for treatment.

How many treatments will I need?

Depending on your Fractora treatment regime, you can expect to have between 1-6 sessions.

How quickly will I see results?

Visible results can be seen immediately, but typically after two weeks the most noticeable results appear. Improvements continue up to three months after treatment.

What is the benefit of fractionated energy?

Fractionated RF energy found in Fractora is a scientifically proven method to remodel skin. It is minimally invasive, using a matrix of micro pins to resurface the skin, providing exceptional results with almost no patient downtime.

Can anyone use Fractora?

The benefit of Fractora’s color blind technology is that it can be used on all skin types. The unique properties allow even darker tones to receive treatment.

What is the benefit of radio frequency energy?

RF energy heats the deep layers of the skin in a controlled way to revitalize the collagen. The treatment will improve skin complexion and texture for a more radiant and youthful appearance.

Can this be used in combination with other treatments?

Fractora can be used in the same treatment session, or a few days after other treatments. Fractora can also be combined with additional InMode energy treatments or injectables to achieve a more extensive full face result.

What kind of post procedure care is required?

Patients should moisturize the treatment area and avoid direct sun exposure. It is also recommended that patients use a good, broad spectrum sunscreen every day. Makeup can be applied 1 to 2 days after the treatment. Patients should expect to see micro lesions a few days after treatment and slight redness for up to 1 week depending on treatment parameters.

Will Dermaplaning make my hair grow back darker and/or thicker?

No, this is physiologically impossible. Hormones are responsible for hair growth. The soft, fine vellus hair will grow back slowly – usually in about 4 weeks and no different than it was previously.

How often can this procedure be done?

Dermaplaning can be done every 3-4 weeks. Treating the skin in this manner removes about 2 – 3 weeks’ worth of dead skin cells. You should leave enough time between treatments to allow the skin to complete its normal skin cycle of approximately 30-45 days before repeating.

If I want to add a peel, how do I know which one is right for me?

We’ll take care of making this decision for you based on your skin’s condition the day you arrive for your appointment. We have peels for all skin types/conditions and will discuss the best option for you!

Is Dermaplaning suitable for all skin types?

All skin types can benefit from Dermaplaning. It is particularly beneficial for clients suffering with fine lines & wrinkles, acne scarring, fine vellus facial hair (peach fuzz), uneven & rough skin, dull skin. It is important, however, to always discuss any allergies or skin sensitivities with your technician before starting a treatment

Is Dermaplaning painful?

No. The treatment is very comfortable and often feels similar to the sensation of shaving other areas of the body.

PRP / PRF Skin Rejuvention

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Platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) is a second generation to Platelet-rich Plasma (PRP). It is an all-natural solution that uses your own blood to collect a beautiful “liquid gold” concentrate filled with platelets, fibrin and white blood cells, which helps achieve wound healing, collagen production and improved elasticity. PRF contains the highest concentration of white blood cells, fibrin and a small number of stem cells found circulating in our bloodstream. It can treat areas in the face that show the first signs of aging, like under-eye hollows and deflated cheeks, it improves acne scarring and is used in the scalp for hair restoration.

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Undereyes
$600

Full Face / Acne Scars
$700

Hair Restoration
$700

Before & afters
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Pre- and Post-Injection Treatment Care

Pre-care

TO PREPARE FOR THE BLOOD DRAW ASSOCIATED WITH PRP THERAPY

PRP Therapy is very safe because cells from the patient’s own blood are used, which means there are no preservatives and no chance of the body rejecting the cells. The primary risks and discomforts are related to the blood draw where there is a slight pinch to insert the needle for collection and there is a potential for bruising at the site.
During the course of your treatments, notify our staff of any changes to your medical history, health status or personal activities that may be relevant to your treatment.

Post-care for Hair Restoration

It is not necessary to make many changes in your plans today – do whatever you wish with the exception of avoiding aspirin, Advil and alcohol. It is quite normal to experience some mild tenderness and, on occasion, swelling. Not all individuals experience this, but it can occur. Please let us know immediately if you have questions or concerns. We are here to support you.

SHAMPOOING

• Please shampoo your hair the day after your procedure with any shampoo you wish. HAIR COLOURING

• It is fine to colour your hair three days after the procedure.

HATS

• Wearing a hat today is fine if you wish to. In fact, please limit sun on the area for 2 days.

SUPPLEMENTS

• Do not use blood-thinning agents such as vitamin E, vitamin A, ginko, garlic, flax, cod liver oil or essential fatty acids at least one week after your treatment.

FOODS AND CAFFEINE

• Avoid alcohol and cigarettes for the next three days.

SMOKING

• Avoid smoking for three days (if possible) – we find it makes a big difference to healing.

MEDICATIONS

• Avoid aspirin, Advil, Motrin, ibuprofen, naproxen, Voltaren and other anti-inflammatory medications for 3 days after your procedure (if possible, try avoiding for 7 days). We want inflammation to occur!

Normal expectations

Some swelling, bruising, and/or redness is normal. You may experience a sensation of stinging or tenderness at the site of injection, which may last for a few minutes to hours depending on how sensitive your skin is. Anything more than that, please call your injector.

Follow-up appointments

For best results, we recommend a minimum of 3 treatments 4-6 weeks apart.

Post-care for Facial Rejuvenation

Immediately after your PRP/PRF procedure, your practitioner may apply a face mask, moisturizer and sunscreen topically.

Do not take any anti-inflammatory medications such as ibuprofen, Motrin or Advil. These agents will interfere with the natural inflammatory process that is critical and responsible for your skin rejuvenation.
Use Tylenol only as needed for any soreness.
Avoid sun exposure for 3 days and, if possible, 10 days. Apply a minimum of SPF 30 every 2 hours.
Do not pick at or scratch treated skin, but instead keep it moisturized.
Avoid strenuous exercise or sweating for 24 hours due to open pores.
You may clean your face with cool water and gently pat dry no earlier than 4 hours after treatment.
Cool compresses may be applied for excessive discomfort, burning, redness or swelling.
Mineral makeup may be applied after 24 hours.

Restart regular skin care regimen in 48 hours and Retin A in 72 hours.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Platelet-Rich Plasma Differs From Platelet-Rich Fibrin

Platelet-Rich Plasma is a result of double spin method to separate red blood cells from everything else in the autologous (or whole) blood and a soft spin to separate the platelets and white blood cells. The result is Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP), Platelet-Poor Plasma (PPP) and Red Blood Cells.

PRF is a newer method, next generation to PRP. In PRF, after the first centrifugation, the middle layer is taken—which contains less platelets but more clotting factors. This gradually forms into a fibrin network and traps in the cytokines. It is then centrifuged in a PRF centrifuge resulting in PRF, a fibrin layer containing platelets and plasma.

New studies suggest Platelet-Rich Plasma and Platelet-Rich Fibrin differ in the release of growth factors which can significantly affect the healing outcome.

PRF results have shown a continual and steady release of growth factors over a 10-day period. Alternatively, PRP may produce a short-term effects and is less desirable than a PRF whose release is slower and thus more beneficial in the long run.

How is PRF created?

PRF is created with a small sample of your own blood withdrawn from you by one of our amazing nurses. Once the sample has been taken, it is inserted and spun in a centrifuge. Blood plasma, white and red blood cells, and other growth properties bond as the sample spins, creating the PRP formula. The PRP solution is purified and the platelets are preserved, creating PRF.

Is PRF Rejuventation safe?

Yes! Since PRF derives from a sample of your own blood, there is virtually no risk of disease or severe allergic reactions.

How do the PRF treatments rejuvenate skin?

Research shows that our own Platelet Rich Fibrin has the power to heal and regenerate tissue in all areas of our body. Platelets are the cells in the blood that help tissue to heal and grow new cells. When Platelet Rich Fibrin is properly injected into specific areas of the skin, it promotes your own collagen growth, regenerates tissue, and naturally soothes and tightens the skin. Studies tell us that PRF grows new collagen and can soften sun damage and other aging skin issues.