Fraxel
Solta Medical (Bausch Health) · USA · Devices
Fraktsionaalne laser pigmendilaikude, aknearmide ja naha tekstuuri raviks. Üks vanimaid klassikalise dermatoloogia lasereid.
Typical price in Estonia: 300–700 € / visiit
Available at these Estonian clinics
This list is an editorial selection. Always confirm with the clinic before booking that Fraxel is currently available.
Fraxel is a brand of fractional laser devices made by Solta Medical (a subsidiary of Bausch Health), used to treat skin resurfacing, signs of aging, hyperpigmentation and acne scars. In Estonia, Fraxel in Estonia treatments are offered by beauty clinics licensed by the Health Board (Terviseamet), mainly in Tallinn and Tartu. The best-known models are the Fraxel Re:store DUAL (1550 nm + 1927 nm), a non-ablative fractional laser, and the Fraxel Re:pair (10,600 nm CO2 laser), which is ablative. Both stimulate collagen and allow the skin's surface to renew itself microscopic zone by microscopic zone.
What is Fraxel and how does it work?
Fraxel laser uses fractional technology — meaning the laser beam is divided into thousands of microscopic columns of energy that penetrate the skin in a set pattern. Each energy column creates a microscopic thermal damage zone (a microthermal treatment zone), while the surrounding healthy skin is left untouched. The result is faster, more controllable skin recovery — collagen growth occurs around each micro-injury over the following 3–6 months.
Fraxel Re:store DUAL combines two wavelengths: 1550 nm for deeper treatment (acne scars, wrinkles) and 1927 nm for the surface (pigmentation, sun damage). Fraxel Re:pair is an ablative CO2 laser suited to more severe indications — deep scars, significant photodamage. The typical protocol is 3–5 sessions with a 4–6-week interval; recovery time depends on the variant chosen (DUAL: 3–7 days; Re:pair: 7–14 days).
Fraxel in Estonia — prices and providers
The price of a Fraxel treatment in Estonia usually starts at 250 € for a partial-face DUAL session. A full face costs 350–500 € per session, neck and décolletage 200–350 €, hands 150–250 €. Fraxel Re:pair is more expensive due to its more intensive treatment — a single session starts at 600 € and can reach 1,500 € for a full-face treatment. A full course of 3–5 sessions costs 800–2,000 € depending on the variant.
Fraxel is available in Estonia mainly at larger beauty clinics in Tallinn and Tartu. Treatments are performed by doctors — mainly dermatologists and aesthetic medicine specialists — or by experienced nurses under a doctor's supervision. Ablative versions are always performed by doctors. See similar laser devices at /brandid/morpheus8 and all clinics at /kliinikud.
Fraxel vs alternatives
Fraxel's closest alternatives are other fractional laser devices such as the Lumenis UltraPulse, Cynosure SmartXide and Sciton ProFractional. A non-ablative alternative is RF microneedling (Morpheus8) and PicoSure lasers. The ablative CO2 fractional laser is compared to the Erbium fractional laser (2940 nm), which is usually gentler and has a shorter recovery time.
Non-ablative Fraxel variants (DUAL) suit patients who cannot afford a long recovery time but want improved skin quality. The ablative Re:pair suits more severe indications where deeper remodelling is needed. Consult an experienced doctor, who will assess your skin type, degree of damage and suitability of recovery time. See the comparison at /brandid/morpheus8.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Fraxel cost in Estonia?
The price of a Fraxel treatment in Estonia starts at around 250 € for a partial-face session (DUAL). A full face costs 350–500 €, neck and décolletage 200–350 €. Fraxel Re:pair is more expensive — starting from 600 € per session. A full course of 3–5 sessions costs 800–2,000 €.
Where can you get Fraxel treatment in Estonia?
Fraxel is available in Estonia at beauty clinics licensed by the Health Board (Terviseamet), mainly in Tallinn and Tartu. Treatments are performed by doctors (dermatologists, aesthetic medicine specialists) or by experienced nurses under a doctor's supervision. Find providers at /kliinikud.
How long do Fraxel results last?
Fraxel results develop over 3–6 months, once collagen growth is complete. The final effect usually lasts 1–2 years, depending on the rate of skin aging, sun protection and lifestyle. Maintenance treatments are recommended once a year.
Is Fraxel safe?
Fraxel is an FDA- and CE-approved medical device whose safety has been studied for more than 15 years. Typical side effects are redness, swelling and peeling, which resolve within 3–14 days (depending on the variant). Serious side effects (hyperpigmentation, infection) are rare when the procedure is performed by an experienced doctor.
Who is allowed to perform Fraxel treatment in Estonia?
Fraxel treatment in Estonia may be performed by doctors — mainly dermatologists and aesthetic medicine specialists. Non-ablative variants may also be performed by experienced nurses under a doctor's supervision. Ablative Re:pair treatments are always performed by doctors at a clinic licensed by the Health Board.
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