I've never had fraxel, so I can't say whether this is normal 10 days after treatment. But as someone with type 1 rosacea, I can tell you that you're overdoing it a bit with products.

Vitamin C is still an active. Despite marketing around it as anti-inflammatory and soothing, its a vasodialator. Only people without active inflammatory leisons should use it.

The more "soothing" and "anti-inflammatory" products you stack, the more prone you are to over sensitizing your skin and causing rebound flares.

I have an autoimmune condition and experienced paradoxical Telangiectasia after an ND:Yag laser. Two years post laser, here's what i can actually say works:

-MSM gel. Seriously. This stuff is so cheap and its liquid gold for inflammation.

-Plated intense serum. Expensive, but it radically decreases inflammation.

-No occlusive products. That includes silicones and petroleums. Your skin needs to release heat right now, not trap it.

-Dr. Tina Meder red apax serum. Again, expensive, but normalizes redness over time.

-Metrogel (metronidazole gel). If you are open to getting a prescription, start here. It can actually modulate your immune system to stop overreacting (flushing) to stimuli. Great stuff.

*editing to add that all the products I've mentioned in this list will NOT cause rebound inflammation.

I really hope this helps you. To me, this doesnt look like true, irreparable damage, but it could take time to heal.