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AviClear
Treatment in New York City


Why PFRANKMD?
AviClear is the first of its kind, FDA-cleared energy device for the treatment of mild, moderate, and severe acne. Our healthcare providers here at PFRANKMD treats each patient based on their unique situation, which ensures the AviClear treatments are safe and effective. AviClear treatments offer a prescription-free solution for acne with no downtime.
Clinical trials show that following the AviClear procedure, current and future breakout episodes are shorter, less intense, and more infrequent. Furthermore, acne clearance results continue to improve over time, demonstrating the novel treatment’s long-term efficacy. Clinical data shows patients’ acne improves dramatically by three months, and even better by six months after the last of
the three treatments.

Your AviClear Consultation
When you arrive to your private consultation appointment at either of our upscale NYC offices in the West Village or 5th Avenue, you will meet one of Dr. Paul Jarrod Frank’s team of trained healthcare professionals in person who will listen to your concerns and examine the problem areas. We treat each patient on a one-on-one basis and will personally evaluate your condition and suggest the best solutions for treatment.
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FAQs
Does AviClear have to be done once a month?
AviClear post treatment care?
The downtime is very little and there’s really not that much to do. You want to to avoid the sun and any acne medications that could be irritating for a few days.
Can I treat scars at the same time as AviClear Treatment?
AviClear does not treat acne scars, but it treats PIH (post-inflammatory hiperpigmentation) the redness attributed to acne. We use other technologies and treatments at PFRANKMD to treat acne scars.
If I have mild acne will one AviClear treatment alone work?
Whether your acne is mild, moderate, or severe, patients must commit to at least three sessions in order to achieve the desired results.
I have dark skin that stains, is AviClear safe?
We absolutely can treat darker skin tones. People with skin of color definitely suffer the repercussions of chronic inflammation- not necessarily worse but differently as they can get a lot of brown spots. Anything you can do to reduce the inflammation is going to help the brown spots and it’s certainly easier for me to get rid of them. It’s nice to know that we have a laser that’s safe for all skin types.
Can I do AviClear while pregnant?
Does AviClear make you sun sensitive?
What is the recovery for AviClear?
Can I continue with my other topical acne treatments and skincare before, after, and in between my Aviclear treatments?
I hear AviClear is similar to Accutane, can it initially cause breakouts?
How long does AviClear take to do?
Does AviClear hurt?
Does AviClear treat acne scars?
Aviclear does not specifically treat acne scars. AviClear can be a great first step towards the treatment of acne scars as is helps get rid of inflammation and some of the redness of acne scars. We offer several treatments to reduce acne scarring that can be done after AviClear treatments, such as Fraxel resurfacing and microneedling.
Are the AviClear results permanent? Any chance of scarring?
Can you get AviClear if you’ve done other lasers?

About Us
A bespoke aesthetic healthcare practice founded by celebrity cosmetic dermatologist Dr. Paul Jarrod Frank, PFRANKMD offers the cutting edge in non-invasive cosmetic rejuvenation and customized signature treatments to help you become the best version of you.
Dr. Paul
Jarrod Frank

Dr. Paul Jarrod Frank is a celebrity cosmetic dermatologist, skincare consultant, and founder of the bespoke aesthetic healthcare brand PFRANKMD. In over 20 years of private practice, he has become a world-renowned expert in minimally invasive cosmetic surgery.
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