Fraxel and Fraxel Dual are both advanced laser systems used for skin resurfacing and rejuvenation, but they differ in the wavelengths of light they utilise, the specific skin concerns they address and the treatment options they offer. The key difference is that Fraxel Dual combines two wavelengths instead of one: 1550nm (similar to the original Fraxel) and 1927nm. The addition of the 1927nm wavelength expands the available treatment options, allowing for the targeting of pigmentation issues in the superficial layers of skin, as well as skin texture and tone, fine lines and wrinkles.

The Excel V+ integrates dual laser wavelengths into a single device, expanding its capability to address a range of conditions, spanning the superficial and deep. Notably, the Excel V+ boasts 50% greater power compared to its precursor, the Excel V, and also includes new applicators – one designed for treating larger areas, and another precision-focused handpiece for targeting smaller issues. This empowers your clinician to customise the treatment to precisely match your skin’s needs.

Laser Genesis is a noninvasive laser that gently heats the upper layer of the skin by administering micro-pulses of laser light at a 1064nm wavelength, promoting collagen production to improve the look of fine lines, wrinkles and scars, and giving good glow. On the other hand, Cutera’s V+ laser combines two powerful and precise lasers to target and treat visible veins, discolouration and pigmentation.