CO2 laser is a highly effective treatment for skin regeneration, as it deeply resurfaces the skin, stimulating collagen, and promoting skin regeneration for smoother, healthier skin.

The laser removes damaged skin, creates micro-injuries to stimulate collagen, and promotes natural healing, resulting in smoother, healthier skin over time.

• Fine lines and wrinkles: Target areas around the eyes, mouth and forehead.
• Scars: Treats acne, surgical and trauma scars with collagen stimulation.
• Hyperpigmentation: Reduces sun damage, age spots, and uneven tone.
• Skin Tightening: Tightens sagging skin by boosting collagen.
• Large pores: Minimizes pore size for smoother skin.
• Rough texture: Resurfaces and smooths the damaged skin.

• Dramatic Results: Improves skin texture, tone and firmness.
• Long-lasting results: Effects can last years with proper care.
• Versatile: Treats aging, scars, and pigmentation.

• Preparation: Skin is numbed with anesthetic for 1 hour before the treatment.
• Treatment: The laser targets specific areas, duration varies by treatment size and depth.
• Post-Treatment: Redness, Swelling, and peeling last days to weeks based on intensity.
• Recovery Time: Full recovery takes 1-2 weeks for deep treatments, lighter ones heal faster, but redness may persist for some time.

• Ablative vs. Non-Ablative: CO2 removes skin layers for dramatic results but with more downtime, unlike non-ablative lasers like PicoWay.
• CO2 vs. Erbium: Erbium causes less skin damage and downtime but is less effective for deep wrinkles and scars.

• Redness and Swelling: Common side effects that can last several days or weeks.
• Skin Sensitivity: The skin may be sensitive to sunlight post-treatment, so strict sun protection is required.
• Infection: Rarely, infections can occur if the treated area is not properly cared for.
• Hyperpigmentation: Though rare, pigment changes can occur if the healing process is compromised (sun exposure or failure to abide by doctor’s instructions).

• People with moderate to severe skin concerns, such as deep wrinkles, significant acne scarring, or sun damage, are ideal candidates.
• It is generally not recommended for darker skin tones due to a higher risk of hyperpigmentation or hypopigmentation, although newer fractional CO2 lasers can be used with caution.
• Those seeking more noticeable results with a single treatment versus multiple sessions with lighter treatments (like non-ablative lasers or peels).

• Immediate effects: After the skin heals (typically 1-2 weeks), there is a visible improvement in skin texture, tone, and tightness.
• Long-term benefits: Over the next several months, as collagen production increases, the skin will continue to improve, with the best results appearing at 3-6 months post-treatment.