Laser scar removal before and after photos help patients see realistic outcomes before committing to treatment. Our practice handles raised, depressed, pigmented, and surgical scars on the face and body. Fraxel laser scar revision uses fractional energy to resurface damaged tissue. Treatment smooths scar texture and blends the surrounding skin tone over a series of sessions.
Dr. Rokhsar contributed to the early research and development of Fraxel technology. He brings fellowship training in laser surgery to every scar revision case. Adjacent treatments include Fraxel laser resurfacing for general skin renewal. Patients with acne damage may also consider acne scar removal. Below are real patient outcomes from our Manhattan and Garden City offices.
Fraxel Laser Resurfacing for a Healed Scar (Patient 1)
Visible improvement in scar height and color uniformity defines this result. Fractional laser energy stimulated new collagen production, softening the scar’s elevation and smoothing its borders. The surrounding skin tone now blends naturally into the treated area. Outcomes like this represent what laser scar removal can achieve over a series of sessions.
Forehead Scar Smoothing with Fraxel Laser (Patient 2)
On the forehead, a defined linear scar tracks above the right eyebrow with a slightly raised pink appearance. After Fraxel laser treatment, the scar shows reduced redness and a flatter profile. The mark now blends more naturally into the surrounding skin. Forehead scars often respond well to fractional resurfacing because the surrounding tissue remodels collagen efficiently.
Tummy Tuck Scar Smoothing with Fraxel Restore Dual (Patient 3)
Compared to the raised tummy tuck scar before treatment, the line afterward sits flatter and lighter on the abdomen. The Fraxel Restore Dual platform pairs deeper resurfacing with surface smoothing. This combination allows scar height and pigmentation to improve together. Abdominal scar revision results often show this pattern after a series of sessions.
Abdominal Scar Resurfacing After Fraxel Treatment (Patient 4)
For a discolored tummy tuck scar, Fraxel laser treatment offered a way to soften both texture and color. Surgical revision was not required in this case. The fractional approach treats portions of skin at a time, allowing healthy tissue to support recovery. The result is a calmer, less noticeable line in the lower abdomen.
Leg Scar Revision with Fraxel Restore Dual Laser (Patient 5)
A Fraxel Restore Dual laser series targeted the raised, red scar on the lower leg. The lesion had healed with prominent pigmentation and elevation. The dual-wavelength platform combines erbium and thulium energy to address texture and color simultaneously. Lower extremity scars remodel more slowly than facial scars but show steady improvement over treatment cycles.
Surgical Scar Resurfacing with Fraxel Laser (Patient 6)
Pink and raised, this surgical scar on the lower neck shows the typical look of active remodeling tissue. Fraxel Restore Dual laser treatment encouraged the scar to flatten and depigment faster than it would otherwise. The result blends more cleanly with surrounding skin. This demonstrates what fractional resurfacing achieves on healed surgical incisions.
