Expert Facial Rejuvenation with FDA-Approved Technology
Schedule your complimentaryFraxel® consultation with Dr. Rebecca Baxt at her premier cosmetic & medical dermatology practice in Paramus, NJ, serving patients throughout the Tri-State Area.
Fraxel® Dual Laser Resurfacing is a powerful, non-invasive treatment designed to improve, refresh, and rejuvenate your skin, helping address concerns such as:
One of Dr. Rebecca Baxt’s preferred facial rejuvenation procedures, Fraxel® Dual, offers the proven benefits of fractional laser resurfacing. It is a versatile, well-established technology with a long track record of safety and effectiveness across a wide range of skin concerns.
Since its introduction, board-certified dermatologist Dr. Rebecca Baxt has recommended Fraxel® Dual Laser Resurfacing for its combination of power, precision, and patient-friendly features, including:
- Clinically Proven Effectiveness
- Safety Profile
- No Surgery or Injections
- Ease of Use
- Versatility
- Minimal Downtime
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Personalized Fractionalized Laser Treatment for Skin Conditions for ALL Skin Colors
At BAXT CosMedical®, we offer a variety of laser and light-based technologies to repair skin damage and restore your face to a more youthful appearance. One of our most popular options is Fraxel® Dual Laser Resurfacing, an advanced fractional laser that delivers powerful skin rejuvenation with proven safety.
Dr. Baxt advises her patients that, unlike many traditional lasers, fractionated lasers such as Fraxel® can be safely used on ALL skin types, tones, and colors.
What is Fraxel® Dual Laser Resurfacing and What Does the Treatment Involve?
The Premier Anti-Aging Laser Treatment in Paramus, NJ
Fraxel® Dual is a well-established, highly trusted laser technology. It works by burning tiny holes beneath the skin’s surface, triggering the body’s natural healing response, and stimulating new collagen growth.
Fraxel® can be used on many areas of the body, though the face, neck, and chest are the most common. Dr. Baxt also treats the hands and arms (lower arms, full arms, or ¾ arms) when appropriate.
Because Fraxel® is a fractionated laser, it treats only a percentage of the skin at a time. This makes it safer and more tolerable, but it also means that multiple sessions are needed for optimal results. Most Fraxel® patients complete a series of 3-5 treatments in a row once a month or so. Dr. Baxt typically recommends maintenance one to two maintenance sessions per year to preserve results.
What to Expect During Your Fraxel® Treatment
At BAXT CosMedical®, a Fraxel® laser appointment with Dr. Rebecca Baxt typically lasts about two hours.
- Comfort preparation
Dr. Rebecca Baxt uses a special numbing cream and icing protocol that makes the Fraxel® Laser procedure very tolerable. This topical cream plus directing cool air towards the patient’s face helps to make our Fraxel® Laser Resurfacing patient more comfortable. This facial preparation protocol takes about one hour. - Precision laser application
The next step is to carefully direct the Fraxel® Laser to the patient’s skin in microscopic laser spots, to minimize the downtime. The laser procedure takes about 10 -20 minutes. - Post-treatment cooling
After the laser treatment is complete, we will ice your skin to reduce warmth and swelling.
What is Normal After Fraxel®?
You can expect to experience:
- A sunburn-like appearance and feel for a few days
- Bronzing and peeling as the skin renews
- Redness and swelling which can last a few days
- Temporary roughness, dryness, flaking, or peeling
These are all normal parts of the Fraxel® Laser Resurfacing treatment healing process.
Am I A Good Candidate For Fraxel® Dual Laser Resurfacing?
Fraxel® Dual uses two wavelengths, making it effective for a variety of common skin concerns, including:
- Sun damage
- Brown spots and pigmentation
- Hyperpigmentation
- Acne and acne scaring
- Fine lines and wrinkles
With more than a decade of use and hundreds of thousands of treatments performed worldwide, Fraxel® Dual is a non-invasive, clinically-proven, and safe facial skin resurfacing option.
What Results Can I Expect From Fraxel® Dual Laser Resurfacing?
Many patients notice improvement after one treatment, with results building after each session. Fraxel® can:
- Improve skin tone and texture
- Reduce pore size
- Fade brown spots
- Smooth acne scars
- Decrease fine lines and wrinkles
- Treat the face, neck, chest, hands, and other body areas
Fraxel® produces noticeable and lasting improvements in the skin. However, natural aging continues, and collagen will continue to decrease over time. For that reason, most patients benefit from annual maintenance treatments.
Why Select BAXT CosMedical®?
Medical lasers are powerful devices that can cause serious skin damage in the hands of some non-medical or non-dermatology practitioners. At BAXT CosMedical®, located in Paramus, New Jersey, Dr. Baxt owns all of the lasers, so they are available all day, every day. We advise patients to be cautious of practices and medical spas that rent equipment monthly and only perform lasers on certain days.
To get impressive results and avoid serious side effects, it’s important to check the credentials of doctors from other specialties (non-dermatologist), who have limited experience and are not experienced laser specialists that have a thorough understanding of laser technology and your skin.
The skill and experience of an experienced board-certified dermatologist is important in order to produce natural-looking results that will rejuvenate the skin of the face and body. It is important to know that all laser treatments at our practice are performed by Dr. Rebecca Baxt.
Dr. Rebecca Baxt has years of experience and is skilled in laser technology. Contact us to see if you are a candidate for Fraxel® Dual Laser Resurfacing.
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Rebecca Baxt, M.D., M.B.A, F.A.A.D.





