Using Fresco with Illustrator, viewing outline shows up many tiny zigzags that are a pain to remove

[Amber Ravenscroft]

Hi, I love using Fresco on my iPad Pro as opposed to a drawing tablet within Illustrator but when I open my drawings in Illustrator I'm finding many tiny, hard to spot, sort of wrinkles or zigzags (I'm a beginner, forgive me if there's proper terminology for this!) that I'm having to carefully search for and laboriously correct.

Is there a way I can prevent it happening in the first place/easily find and fix within Illustrator?

I know you can do an automated search for gaps, but they aren't gaps, they're zigzags that switch back on themselves, there's no interruption in the path.

Thanks

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[Monika Gause]

This is one stroke of a brush? Or did you already combine a couple of strokes with the pathfinder functions?