Table of Contents
- 1 Does CO2 laser really work?
- 2 How does CO2 laser work on skin?
- 3 Is CO2 laser painful?
- 4 Is CO2 laser better than Fraxel?
- 5 Will CO2 laser tighten skin?
- 6 What should I avoid after CO2 laser?
- 7 What is the principle of CO2 laser?
- 8 What do I need for a CO2 laser?
- 9 Does fractional CO2 laser have side effects?
Does CO2 laser really work?
The revolutionary CO2 fractional laser is a great treatment for those patients who are suffering from severe sun damage, deeper wrinkles, uneven tone and texture, as well as acne scars. It also offers the benefits of skin tightening, a smooth and even complexion, and a radiant glow with just one session.
How does CO2 laser work on skin?
How does a carbon dioxide laser work? Carbon dioxide laser beams penetrate the top skin layers reaching into the dermis. It creates tiny microscopic areas of thermal damage that stimulate new collagen production and replace damaged skin surface by new epidermal cells.
How long do CO2 laser results last?
Clients will see results gradually continue to improve for months, with full results seen 3-6 months after treatment.
Is CO2 laser painful?
How painful is CO2 laser skin resurfacing? Although some patients report discomfort during treatments, this discomfort is so mild that only topical anesthesia is usually required. No “knockout” anesthesia is needed, and patients are typically wide awake for the session.
Is CO2 laser better than Fraxel?
The answer lies in what they’re designed to treat. While Fraxel CO2 lasers are excellent at treating a broad range of skin problems, the Fraxel Dual laser is programmed to specifically target and minimize pigmentation.
How often should you get CO2 laser?
How many CO2 treatments will I need? Most patients only need one CO2 treatment to see results; However, some patients with deeper wrinkles or scarring may need multiple treatments to see results.
Will CO2 laser tighten skin?
Fractional CO2 laser resurfacing is a proven treatment method that can be employed to tighten loose skin. One of the ways laser treatments benefit people with conditions like this is from the production of additional collagen. The heat from the laser stimulates the skin to create more of it.
What should I avoid after CO2 laser?
Avoid strenuous exercise, bending, straining, stooping or lifting heavy objects for 1 week after procedure. These activities may cause more swelling and pain on your face and slow down your recovery.
How often can you get CO2 laser resurfacing?
CO2 laser treatments offer a deeper treatment compared to nonablative treatments. You see results in as little as 2-4 weeks following a session. And only one session is needed to achieve a change in your complexion with touch-up treatments recommended every 6-12 months.
What is the principle of CO2 laser?
CO2 laser was the first molecular gas laser developed by Indian born American scientist Prof.C.K.N.Pillai.It is a four level laser and it operates at 10.6 μm in the far IR region. It is a very efficient laser. Working Principle Of CO2 Laser: The active medium is a gas mixture of CO2, N2 and He .
What do I need for a CO2 laser?
The Laser Head. This be that laser.
How much does a CO2 laser for the face cost?
The price for CO2 laser procedures varies depending on your areas of concern, the number of sessions needed, and your ultimate goals. Partial facial area treatment starts at $1500 and increases to $2500 for a full facial treatment.
Does fractional CO2 laser have side effects?
Fractional CO2 Laser Side Effects Scarring Redness Swelling Itchiness Infection Blistering Acne (rare case) Infection (rare case) Changes in the skin color Turning of the eyelid (ectropion)