CO2 Fractional Laser
A fractional ablative resurfacing treatment that places microscopic columns of CO2 laser energy into the skin while leaving surrounding areas intact.
What Is CO2 Fractional Laser?
A fractional ablative resurfacing treatment that places microscopic columns of CO2 laser energy into the skin while leaving surrounding areas intact.
The most appropriate approach can only be decided after examining the concern and discussing realistic benefits, limitations, alternatives and risks.
What It May Address.
Selected Concerns
- Acne-scar appearance
- Coarse texture and selected fine lines
- Sun-damaged or uneven skin
Treatment Experience
After suitability and downtime are discussed, topical or local anaesthesia may be used. Fractional passes are delivered at settings chosen for the treatment area; redness, swelling, bronzing and peeling are expected during recovery.
Aftercare
Use the recommended gentle skincare and strict sun protection. Do not pick peeling or crusting skin. Contact the clinic for increasing pain, blistering, spreading redness or any concern that feels unexpected.
A Plan Built Around You.
Every treatment begins with informed consent and a personalised clinical assessment. Results vary, and no outcome can be guaranteed. Your appointment is the place to discuss expected recovery, possible complications, costs and alternative options.
Assessment
Review your concern, medical history, skin or anatomy and treatment goals.
Personal Plan
Compare suitable options, limitations, risks, preparation and expected recovery.
Review & Care
Receive written aftercare and follow-up based on the procedure and your response.
Questions Before Treatment.
Is CO2 Fractional Laser suitable for everyone?
No. Suitability depends on the diagnosis, medical history, medicines, skin type and expectations. A consultation is required.
How many appointments will I need?
Many laser concerns require a planned course, while deeper resurfacing may use fewer, more intensive appointments. Your consultation sets a realistic schedule.
Will there be downtime?
Downtime ranges from minimal to significant depending on the procedure and settings. Your expected recovery and warning signs are explained before consent.
Start With a Consultation.
Speak with the clinic about CO2 Fractional Laser and whether it is appropriate for you.