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Tria FRX.

About this product

A home-use fractional laser device with adjustable power levels designed to improve skin texture, tone, fine lines, and discoloration.

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Guru Score

83%

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Early verdict · Few reviews so far

What they liked

  • Adjustable power levels to build tolerance
  • Quick treatment with gliding application
  • Minimal downtime, redness fades within hours

What they flagged

  • Requires eight weeks of nightly use for results

What the gurus are saying

Professional laser wavelength in an at-home device: this matches the exact Clear and Brilliant office laser wavelength, adapted for safe home use. Gurus explain the mechanism: the laser creates microscopic skin injuries that trigger your skin's healing response, improving texture, fine lines, wrinkles, and tone. Downtime is minimal (slight redness fades within hours). Use nightly on clean, dry skin for eight weeks, then rest skin for four weeks.
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"I've been trialing the Tria FRX for six months and I was blown away by my results. This has become a permanent part of my skin care routine. Lasers create a microscopic injury to the skin and the wound healing response creates the change. There is some downtime - I personally get a little redness that dissipates within a few hours. The Tria has three levels so you can work your way up to what your skin can tolerate. I can highly recommend it."
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"I have been doing the Tria Fractional at home laser system and I just completed my eight weeks."
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"This creates micro channels of injury where your skin has to come in and repair itself, so it's a little bit more intense, more of a commitment, and it does have some downtime for some people. My skin has adjusted, so I'm able to use it on a daily basis and then take a month off after so many weeks. [...] I'm really excited that fractional laser has come to the home skincare device arena. It's kind of a baby version of what you can get in office."
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"I've been trialing the Tria FRX for six months and I was blown away by my results. This has become a permanent part of my skin care routine. Lasers create a microscopic injury to the skin and the wound healing response creates the change. There is some downtime - I personally get a little redness that dissipates within a few hours. The Tria has three levels so you can work your way up to what your skin can tolerate. I can highly recommend it."
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"This technology is absolutely mind-blowing that it's available at home. [...] The wavelength is exactly what you would get at the office with a Clear and Brilliant laser. Even though the power may be less than what's available at the office, the technology is very true and at the exact wavelength that you'd want, with great clinical studies showing the results."
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Frequently asked.

What is Tria FRX?

A home-use fractional laser device with adjustable power levels designed to improve skin texture, tone, fine lines, and discoloration.

Is Tria FRX worth it?

Yes. All 2 gurus who reviewed it give it their stamp of approval, for a Guru Score of 83%.

What is Tria FRX's Guru Score?

Tria FRX holds a Guru Score of 83%. That is our read on how warmly the experts talk about it, based on the verdicts of 2 expert reviewers we have collected.

Who is Tria FRX best for?

Tria FRX is generally suited to mature skin.

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