LaserFDA + CEReleased 2013

Fraxel Dual 1550/1927

Solta Medical

Non-ablative fractional resurfacing benchmark.

Fraxel Dual 1550/1927 is a laser device from Solta Medical built around Er:YAG technology. It is designed for professional treatments including Skin Resurfacing, Pigmentation and Acne & Scars in aesthetic clinics. It is best suited for dermatology practices with strong resurfacing patient pipeline.

Technical specifications

Wavelengths
1550 / 1927 nm
Energy
up to 70 mJ (1550)
Treatment Level
1–11
Coverage
up to 40%

Applications

  • Skin Resurfacing
  • Pigmentation
  • Acne & Scars

Advantages

  • Predictable outcomes for actinic damage and melasma
  • Widely recognized brand
  • Manageable downtime (3–5 days)

Considerations

  • Slower session than newer 1927 competitors like Moxi
  • Consumable tip cost per treatment

Before & after

Clinical result photos shared by the manufacturer and treating clinics. Outcomes vary by skin type, settings and number of sessions.

Images taken from: https://www.fraxel.com/hcp/.

Fine Lines & Wrinkles — beforeBefore
Fine Lines & Wrinkles — afterAfter
Fine Lines & Wrinkles
Fraxel FTX resurfacing. Actual patient; individual results may vary.
Courtesy of Solta Medical / Fraxel
Freckles & Sun Spots — beforeBefore
Freckles & Sun Spots — afterAfter
Freckles & Sun Spots
Fraxel FTX resurfacing. Actual patient; individual results may vary.
Courtesy of Solta Medical / Fraxel
Actinic Keratosis — beforeBefore
Actinic Keratosis — afterAfter
Actinic Keratosis
Fraxel FTX resurfacing. Actual patient; individual results may vary.
Courtesy of Solta Medical / Fraxel
Age Spots — beforeBefore
Age Spots — afterAfter
Age Spots
Fraxel FTX resurfacing. Actual patient; individual results may vary.
Courtesy of Solta Medical / Fraxel
Acne & Surgical Scars — beforeBefore
Acne & Surgical Scars — afterAfter
Acne & Surgical Scars
Fraxel FTX resurfacing. Actual patient; individual results may vary.
Courtesy of Solta Medical / Fraxel

Ideal clinic profile

Dermatology practices with strong resurfacing patient pipeline.

Clinical notes

1927nm thulium treats epidermal pigment; 1550nm erbium reaches deeper for scars and texture.

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