Fractional CO2 Laser Skin Resurfacing

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Fractional CO2 Laser Skin Resurfacing

CO2 Fractional Laser Treatment Discover the ultimate in skin rejuvenation with CO2 Fractional Laser Treatment, one of the most advanced and effective technologies for addressing a wide range of skin concerns. Whether you're looking to reduce wrinkles, improve skin tone, scars and pigmentation. CO2 laser therapy offers powerful results with long-lasting benefits.

Factional Co2 Skin Resurfacing

What is CO2 Fractional Laser Treatment?CO2 (Carbon Dioxide) Fractional Laser is a non-surgical skin resurfacing procedure that uses a specialized laser to remove layers of damaged skin with precision. The term “fractional” refers to the way the laser targets the skin in a pixelated pattern, creating thousands of microscopic treatment zones while leaving surrounding tissue intact. This speeds up healing time and minimizes discomfort, making the procedure safer and more efficient than traditional ablative lasers. 2-3 Treatments of co2 fractional can provide the same results as a fully occlusive co2 treatment, without the 6-10 weeks downtime. Also co2 fractional lasers greatly reduced risks associated with co2 laser fully occlusive treatments.

Why Choose Body Perfection Laser Clinic for CO2 Laser Treatments?
Body perfection clinic uses CE-FDA-approved CO2 laser systems, our equipment has been extensively sourced for performed with detailed software to address all skin issues. We only use trained professionals with extensive experience in laser skin therapy. Your safety, comfort, and results are our top priority. We provide comprehensive pre- and post-care guidance to ensure optimal healing and beautiful outcomes.

What Conditions Can It Treat? CO2 Fractional Laser is effective for treating a wide variety of skin concerns, including:Fine lines and deep wrinkles, Sun damage and age spots, Melasma and hyperpigmentation, Uneven skin tone or rough texture, Acne scars and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, Surgical and traumatic, scars Stretch marks, Enlarged pores Skin laxity (looseness)

Pre Treatment Preperation

To prepare for your CO2 laser treatment in the week leading up to your appointment, here's a breakdown of essential steps:

1. Skincare Adjustments:

  • Stop Exfoliating Products: Cease using any products containing retinol, retinoids, alpha-hydroxy acids (AHAs), beta-hydroxy acids (BHAs), or other exfoliating agents at least one week before your treatment. These can increase skin sensitivity.
  • Gentle Skincare: Switch to a very gentle cleanser and a basic, non-irritating moisturizer to avoid any pre-treatment irritation. Avoid oily or heavy creams on the day of your treatment.

2. Sun Protection:

  • Minimize Sun Exposure: Strictly avoid sun tanning and prolonged sun exposure for at least 2-4 weeks before your treatment. Sunburned or tanned skin significantly increases the risk of complications like hyperpigmentation.
  • Daily Sunscreen: Apply a broad-spectrum mineral sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or higher every day, even on cloudy days.

3. Medications and Supplements:

  • Inform Your Practitioner: Disclose your complete medical history, including any medications, supplements, and allergies, to your practitioner.
  • Avoid Blood Thinners: Stop taking medications and supplements that can increase the risk of bleeding, such as aspirin, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) like ibuprofen or naproxen, and high doses of vitamin E, unless specifically advised otherwise by your doctor.
  • Antiviral Medication: If you have a history of cold sores (herpes simplex), your doctor may prescribe an antiviral medication to start the day before your treatment and continue for a few days afterward to prevent an outbreak.

4. Avoid Irritating Activities:

  • No Waxing, Plucking, or Electrolysis: If the treatment area involves hair, avoid these hair removal methods for at least 2-4 weeks before. Shaving is usually permitted and may even be recommended the day before for certain treatments.
  • Avoid Tanning Beds and Self-Tanners: These should be avoided for at least 2-4 weeks prior.
  • No Harsh Treatments: Avoid other facial treatments like chemical peels or microdermabrasion in the week leading up to your CO2 laser.

5. General Health:

  • Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water in the days leading up to your appointment. Well-hydrated skin can respond better to the treatment.
  • Avoid Alcohol and Caffeine: Limit or avoid these in the 24 hours before your procedure as they can dehydrate the skin.
  • No Smoking: If you smoke, it's highly recommended to stop at least 2 weeks before and after treatment, as smoking can significantly impair healing.

6. Practical Preparations:

  • Arrange Transportation: Plan for someone to drive you home after the procedure, as you may experience some redness, swelling, or discomfort.
  • Prepare Your Recovery Area: Stock up on gentle, fragrance-free skincare products like a mild cleanser (e.g., Cetaphil), a healing ointment (e.g., Aquaphor, Vaseline), and a non-greasy moisturizer (e.g., CeraVe). Have cold packs ready to help with potential swelling.
  • Comfortable Clothing: Wear loose, comfortable clothing to your appointment to minimize irritation to the treated area.
  • No Makeup or Products: Arrive with clean, bare skin. Do not apply any makeup, lotions, deodorants, or other products to the treatment area on the day of your procedure.

7. Follow Specific Instructions:

  • Your practitioner will provide you with detailed pre-treatment instructions tailored to your specific skin type and the type of CO2 laser treatment you are receiving. It is crucial to follow these instructions carefully.

By diligently following these guidelines, you can help ensure your skin is in the best possible condition for your CO2 laser treatment, minimize the risk of complications, and promote optimal healing and results. Don't hesitate to reach out to your practitioner if you have any questions during your preparation.

What to Do on the Day of Your CO2 Laser Treatment

To ensure your treatment goes smoothly and your results are as effective as possible, it’s important to follow these treatment day instructions carefully.

Before You Arrive:

Cleanse Your Face Thoroughly

Gently wash your face with a mild cleanser and pat dry. Do not apply any creams, lotions, serums, or oils. Your skin should be completely bare and free of products.

Do Not Wear Makeup

Arrive with a completely clean, makeup-free face. Even mineral makeup must be removed before treatment.

Avoid Painkillers & Anti-Inflammatories

Do not take painkillers such as ibuprofen, aspirin, or naproxen for at least 24 hours before treatment, as these can increase the risk of bruising and interfere with the body’s natural inflammatory healing response. If you’re unsure, consult your practitioner.

No Caffeine or Alcohol

Avoid caffeine or alcohol on the day of treatment, as they can increase skin sensitivity and dehydration.

Avoid Sun Exposure for 30 Days Prior

Do not expose your skin to direct sun or use tanning beds for at least 4 weeks prior to treatment. Sun exposure increases the risk of pigmentation and can affect your results.

No Self-Tanners or Tinted Moisturizers

Please avoid any tanning products for at least 2 weeks before your appointment.

Wear Comfortable Clothing

Especially if you're having treatment on the body (e.g., arms, stomach, chest), wear loose-fitting, breathable clothing that’s easy to change in and out of, and won’t rub against treated areas after.

What to Bring (Optional but Helpful):

A wide-brimmed hat or hoodie if you're leaving the clinic during daylight hours

A water bottle to stay hydrated

Any prescribed antiviral medication (if required for cold sore prevention)

What to Expect During the Treatment1. Consultation – Before the procedure, you’ll have a detailed consultation to assess your skin type, medical history, and treatment goals. A personalized treatment plan is developed.

2. Preparation – A topical numbing cream can be applied to minimize discomfort if needed.

3. Procedure – The laser is gently applied to the skin. You may feel a warm, prickling sensation, some mild discomfort. The treatment takes between 30 to 90 minutes, depending on the size of the area.

4. Aftercare – After the procedure, your skin may feel like you have a sunburn. Redness, swelling, and peeling are normal and typically subside within 5–10 days. However recovery times vary according to the skin concern being treated. See below for detailed recovery expectaion's.

After Treatment:

Cold Compresses: Applying a clean, cool cloth or ice pack (wrapped in a soft towel) helps ease heat and swelling.

Paracetamol (if needed): You can take paracetamol to manage any post-treatment discomfort.

(Avoid ibuprofen, aspirin, or anti-inflammatories for 24–48 hours.)

Rest and Hydration: Drink plenty of water and keep the skin cool and calm

CO2 Fractional Laser Recovery: What to Expect Day by Day
Every individual heals a little differently, but here’s a general breakdown of what most people experience in the first 7–10 days after CO2 fractional laser treatment:

Day 1: Immediately After Treatment,What You’ll Feel:Your skin will feel warm, tight, and sensitive—similar to a moderate to severe sunburn. Mild to moderate swelling is common, especially around the eyes.Appearance:Red, shiny, and possibly slightly oozing. Skin may look raw or inflamed.Aftercare:Keep your skin clean and moisturized using the recommended ointment (e.g., Aquaphor or a gentle healing balm).Avoid touching or rubbing your skin.Stay indoors and avoid sun exposure.Apply cold compresses if needed for comfort.

Day 2–3: Swelling and Oozing (serverity depends on the chosen treatment or the condition being treated),What You’ll Feel:Swelling may peak on Day 2 and gradually start to subside. Tightness continues.Some light itching may begin.Appearance:Red or darkened skin tone, possible bronzing or crusting. The skin might look rough and feel tight.Aftercare:Continue applying healing ointments regularly.Cleanse gently with lukewarm water and a mild cleanser.Avoid makeup and sun exposure.Sleep with your head elevated to reduce swelling.

Day 4–5: Peeling Begins, What You’ll Feel:Peeling and flaking begin as dead skin cells shed. Itching and dryness are common.The skin may feel tight or slightly uncomfortable.Appearance:The treated skin begins to peel off in thin sheets or flakes. You may see pink, fresh skin underneath.Redness is still present but may be less intense.Aftercare:Do not pick or peel the skin manually; let it come off naturally.Keep applying moisturizer generously.Continue using sunscreen if you go outdoors (SPF 30+).

Day 6–7: New Skin Revealed, What You’ll Feel:Most peeling is completed by this point. Itching and tightness subside. Skin feels smoother and fresher.Appearance:New skin appears pink, tender, and slightly sensitive. Some residual redness may remain.Aftercare:Switch to a gentle, fragrance-free moisturizer.Begin using a gentle broad-spectrum sunscreen daily.Mineral makeup can usually be worn after Day 7, but consult your provider.

Day 8–10: Redness Fades, Healing Continues, What You’ll Feel:Skin continues to normalize. Any remaining redness becomes less noticeable.Appearance:You may still have a flushed or pink tint (similar to post-exercise redness), especially in sensitive areas.Aftercare:Maintain a consistent skincare routine.Use a vitamin C serum or other post-laser product if recommended.Avoid harsh products like retinoids or exfoliants until cleared by your provider.

Beyond Day 10: Ongoing Healing & Collagen Regeneration, What Happens Next:Collagen production continues under the surface for several weeks to months. Your skin will gradually become firmer, more even-toned, and more refined.Redness May Persist:Especially in fair skin tones, mild redness can linger for 2–4 weeks but is easily covered with makeup.

Week 2 and Beyond (Continued Healing and Maintenance):

  • Gradually Resume Normal Skincare: As your skin heals, you can gradually reintroduce your regular skincare products, but avoid harsh exfoliants (AHAs, BHAs, retinoids) for several weeks, or as advised by your practitioner.  
  • Continue Sun Protection: Sun protection remains crucial for several months to prevent post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH). Make sunscreen application a daily habit.  
  • Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water to keep your skin hydrated from the inside out.  
  • Follow Practitioner's Instructions: Adhere to any specific instructions provided by your practitioner regarding skincare products or follow-up appointments.
  • Be Patient: Healing takes time, and you may not see the final results for several weeks or even months. Be patient and consistent with your aftercare.

Things to Avoid During the Healing Period:

  • Direct sun exposure and tanning beds.
  • Picking, scratching, or rubbing the treated skin.
  • Harsh soaps, cleansers, or exfoliants.
  • Makeup (until fully healed and advised).
  • Strenuous exercise and excessive sweating.
  • Hot tubs, saunas, and steam rooms.
  • Waxing or other hair removal methods on the treated area.

Important Aftercare Tips:
Avoid direct sun exposure for at least 4–6 weeks.Use a broad-spectrum SPF 30+ daily, even indoors.Avoid hot tubs, steam rooms, intense exercise, and saunas for 7–10 days.Do not use scrubs, acids, or active skincare products until fully healed.

Recovery and Downtime Recovery time varies depending on the intensity of the treatment. You may experience:Redness and peeling for 5 to 10 days. Dryness, tightness, and sensitivity during healing, Mild discomfort similar to a sunburn that fades within a few days. For stretch marks and scar revision the recovery time maybe significantly longer, your technician can advise. You’ll be advised to:Avoid sun exposure,Use a gentle cleanser and moisturizer. Apply broad-spectrum sunscreen daily, Avoid makeup until fully healed. Your skin will continue to improve over the next 2 to 6 months as new collagen forms and skin regenerates.

How Many Treatments Will I Need?
Some clients see noticeable results after just one treatment, while others may benefit from a series of 2–3 sessions spaced 6-8 weeks apart for more intensive concerns like deep scarring or severe sun damage.

Results and Benefits Most patients report:Smoother, firmer skin, A more youthful, radiant appearance, Improved skin tone and clarity,Faded scars and reduced wrinkles,Tighter skin and smaller pores, Results can last several years, especially with proper skincare and sun protection.

Is CO2 Laser Safe for All Skin Types?CO2 lasers are generally best suited for fair to medium skin tones, as deeper skin tones have a higher risk of hyperpigmentation. However, with the right settings and expert care, treatment can be customized for a wider range of skin types. A pre-treatment consultation is essential to determine suitability.

When to Contact a Professional After CO2 Laser Treatment:

It's important to monitor your healing process and contact your practitioner promptly if you experience any of the following:

  • Signs of Infection:
    • Increased pain or tenderness.
    • Increased redness or swelling that worsens over time.
    • Pus or yellow/green drainage from the treated area.  
    • Fever or chills.  
    • Warmth to the touch in the treated area.
  • Severe Pain: Pain that is not controlled by prescribed or over-the-counter pain medication.
  • Excessive Bleeding: Bleeding that doesn't stop with gentle pressure.  
  • Sudden or Severe Swelling: Disproportionate swelling that doesn't subside or worsens significantly.
  • Blisters or Sores: Development of new blisters or sores, especially if you have a history of herpes.  
  • Signs of an Allergic Reaction: Widespread rash, hives, difficulty breathing, or significant itching.  
  • Changes in Pigmentation that Concern You: Changes in pigmentation are normal and expected. Normally pigmented areas will darken over 1 to 2 weeks and fresh skin will appear after shedding. If your concerned about pigmentation changes please consult your practitioner to confirm you are only expieriencing normal changes.
  • Scarring: Any signs of abnormal scarring, such as raised, thickened, or discolored scars. Other than what has been outlines pre-treatment.
  • Eye Issues (if the treatment was near the eyes): Pain, vision changes, or irritation.  
  • Any Other Unexpected or Worrisome Symptoms: If you have any concerns about how your skin is healing or experience any symptoms not discussed during your pre-treatment consultation.

Do not hesitate to contact your practitioner's office if you are unsure about any symptoms you are experiencing. It's always better to err on the side of caution and seek professional advice if you have any concerns during your recovery. They can assess your condition and provide appropriate guidance or treatment. Make sure you have clear contact information for your practitioner and know what to do in case of an emergency outside of regular office hours.

Out of hour contact information will be provided at your treatment. If for some reason you cant get hold of someone at body perfection laser clinic and you feel your concern is serious please consult medical advise. Someone from body perfection will be in touch as soon as possible.

Body CO2 Fractional Laser Treatment

Targeted Rejuvenation for Stretch Marks, Loose Skin, and More CO2 Fractional Laser technology isn’t just for the face—it's an incredibly effective solution for treating body skin concerns such as stretch marks, loose skin (like bingo wings), and stomach tightening after weight loss or pregnancy. This advanced treatment works by stimulating deep collagen remodeling and resurfacing the skin for visible, long-term improvement.

What is CO2 Fractional Laser for the Body?CO2 fractional lasers use controlled microbeams of energy to create tiny columns of thermal damage in the skin. This fractional pattern allows for deeper penetration with faster healing times, as untreated skin between the microchannels aids in repair. On the body, this helps:

Tighten lax skin

Smooth out the texture of stretch marks

Improve tone and firmness in areas like the upper arms, abdomen, thighs, and buttocks

Enhance elasticity and stimulate natural collagen regeneration

Perfect for Common Problem Areas

Stretch Marks (Striae)Whether caused by pregnancy, weight fluctuations, or puberty, stretch marks occur when the skin stretches rapidly, tearing collagen and elastin fibers. CO2 laser treatments can:

Improve texture and color

Stimulate new collagen and elastin

Smooth and tighten the affected area

Work on both red (new) and white (older) stretch marks

Most common treatment zones:

Abdomen

Hips

Thighs

Buttocks

Breasts

Bingo Wings (Loose Upper Arms )As we age or lose weight, the skin around the upper arms can lose firmness. CO2 fractional laser can:

Tighten and firm mild to moderate skin laxity

Improve skin tone and reduce crepiness

Stimulate long-term collagen rebuilding

Can be combined with radiofrequency or skin tightening treatments for enhanced results.

Loose Skin on the Stomach

Ideal for post-baby tummies or after weight loss, CO2 laser:

Firms and tones sagging abdominal skin

Helps fade stretch marks or post-surgical scarring (e.g., C-section scars)

Improves overall skin quality

Note: This is best for mild to moderate skin laxity. Severe loose skin may require surgical options.

Treatment Process

Duration: Depending on the area, sessions last from 30 to 90 minutes.

Sensation: A topical numbing cream is used; you may feel heat and a prickling sensation during the procedure.

Downtime: Body areas often have a slightly longer recovery than the face—expect 7–14 days of healing depending on the intensity.

Peeling/Redness: The treated area may appear red, feel warm, and begin peeling within a few days. Redness may last longer on body areas than on the face.

How Many Sessions Are Needed?

While some improvement may be visible after just one session, a course of 3–5 treatments, spaced about 6-8 weeks apart, is usually recommended for optimal, long-lasting results—especially for deeper stretch marks or more significant skin laxity.

Benefits of CO2 Laser for the Body

Non-surgical and minimally invasive

Stimulates collagen and elastin naturally

Improves tone, texture, and firmness

Safe and effective for most skin types (skin tone will be assessed before treatment)

Boosts confidence by improving the appearance of common trouble zones

Aftercare for Body Treatments

Keep the area clean and well-moisturized

Avoid tight clothing that might irritate the area

Stay out of the sun and apply SPF daily

Avoid exercise, saunas, or swimming for at least 7 days

Let any peeling or flaking skin fall off naturally—do not pick

Is It Right for You?

CO2 fractional laser for the body is ideal for clients who:

Have mild to moderate skin laxity

Want to reduce the appearance of stretch marks or scars

Want a non-surgical alternative to body firming

Understand that results develop over time and multiple sessions may be needed

Get Smoother, Firmer Skin – Without Surgery

If you’re ready to smooth stretch marks, lift loose skin, and feel confident in your body again, book a consultation today. We'll assess your goals and create a customized treatment plan tailored just for you.

Scar Removal with CO2 Fractional Laser

Smooth, Restore, and Renew Your Skin

Scars can be a constant reminder of past injuries, surgeries, acne, or skin trauma. If you're looking for a safe, effective way to reduce the appearance of scars and improve your skin’s texture and tone, CO2 Fractional Laser Treatment offers one of the most advanced non-surgical options available today.

How Does CO2 Laser Work for Scar Removal?

CO2 fractional laser technology uses precisely targeted beams of light to penetrate the skin and create microthermal zones of injury. These tiny “controlled wounds” stimulate your body’s natural healing process, promoting:

Collagen and elastin production

New, healthy skin cell turnover

Gradual softening and blending of scar tissue

The fractional approach treats only a portion of the skin at a time, leaving healthy tissue between the treated zones to support faster healing and less downtime.

Flattened scar tissue

Types of Scars It Can Treat

CO2 laser is highly effective for reducing the appearance of various scar types, including:

Acne Scars – Boxcar, ice pick, and rolling scars

Surgical Scars – Including C-section scars, joint surgery, and cosmetic surgery incisions

Trauma Scars – From cuts, injuries, or burns

Stretch Marks (technically a type of scar from dermal tearing)

Keloid and Hypertrophic Scars – CO2 can help flatten and smooth raised scar tissue, though results may vary

What Results Can You Expect

Reduction in depth and discoloration of scar

Smoother skin texture and tone

Improved blending with surrounding skin

Increased skin confidence and less need to conceal scars with makeup or clothing

While CO2 lasers cannot erase scars completely, they can dramatically reduce their appearance and make them far less noticeable.

Treatment Process

1. Consultation: Your scar type, location, and severity are assessed, and a treatment plan is created.

2. Numbing Cream: A topical anesthetic is applied to reduce discomfort.

3. Laser Session: The laser is applied to the scar and surrounding skin. The process usually takes 15–45 minutes depending on the size and number of scars.

4. Recovery: Redness, peeling, and mild swelling are normal for 5–10 days longer in many cases depending on the severity of the skin issue. Deeper scars or more intense treatments may have longer recovery times.

How Many Treatments Will You Need?

Most people benefit from a series of 2 to 4 treatments, spaced 6–8 weeks apart, although minor scars may improve after just one session. Results continue to improve over the following 2–6 months as collagen rebuilds and the skin continues to regenerate.

Is It Safe for All Skin Types?

CO2 lasers are best suited for fair to medium skin tones due to the potential risk of hyperpigmentation in darker skin. However, with proper settings and preparation, it can still be an option for a wider range of clients. A thorough consultation is essential to assess skin suitability and pre-treatment preparation.

Aftercare Tips for Scar Treatment

Keep the treated area clean and moisturized

Avoid picking or scratching as the skin heals

Apply SPF 30+ daily to protect healing skin

Avoid direct sun exposure and tanning

Follow your provider’s customized post-care instructions closely

What to Do on the Day of Your CO2 Laser Treatment

To ensure your treatment goes smoothly and your results are as effective as possible, it’s important to follow these treatment day instructions carefully.

Before You Arrive:

Cleanse Your Face Thoroughly

Gently wash your face with a mild cleanser and pat dry. Do not apply any creams, lotions, serums, or oils. Your skin should be completely bare and free of products.

Do Not Wear Makeup

Arrive with a completely clean, makeup-free face. Even mineral makeup must be removed before treatment.

Avoid Painkillers & Anti-Inflammatories

Do not take painkillers such as ibuprofen, aspirin, or naproxen for at least 24 hours before treatment, as these can increase the risk of bruising and interfere with the body’s natural inflammatory healing response. If you’re unsure, consult your practitioner.

No Caffeine or Alcohol

Avoid caffeine or alcohol on the day of treatment, as they can increase skin sensitivity and dehydration.

Avoid Sun Exposure for 30 Days Prior

Do not expose your skin to direct sun or use tanning beds for at least 4 weeks prior to treatment. Sun exposure increases the risk of pigmentation and can affect your results.

No Self-Tanners or Tinted Moisturizers

Please avoid any tanning products for at least 2 weeks before your appointment.

Wear Comfortable Clothing

Especially if you're having treatment on the body (e.g., arms, stomach, chest), wear loose-fitting, breathable clothing that’s easy to change in and out of, and won’t rub against treated areas after.

What to Bring (Optional but Helpful):

A wide-brimmed hat or hoodie if you're leaving the clinic during daylight hours

A water bottle to stay hydrated

Any prescribed antiviral medication (if required for cold sore prevention)

Post-Treatment Transportation:

While you can safely drive yourself home after treatment, your skin may feel sensitive or warm. If you’d rather relax or feel nervous, you may prefer to arrange someone to accompany you or pick you up.

Pain Management for CO2 Laser Treatment

While CO2 laser treatment can feel hot or stingy—like a strong sunburn—we’ve got you covered with simple and effective ways to stay comfortable during and after your session.

During Treatment:

Numbing Cream: Can be Applied 30–60 minutes before your session to reduce discomfort.

Cooling Fan: A gentle airflow may be used during treatment to help soothe the skin.

Adjustable Settings: Your practitioner can tailor the laser strength to your comfort level.

After Treatment:

Cold Compresses: Applying a clean, cool cloth or ice pack (wrapped in a soft towel) helps ease heat and swelling.

Paracetamol (if needed): You can take paracetamol to manage any post-treatment discomfort.

(Avoid ibuprofen, aspirin, or anti-inflammatories for 24–48 hours.)

Rest and Hydration: Drink plenty of water and keep the skin cool and calm.

How Long Will the Pain Last?

Discomfort usually peaks in the first few hours and eases significantly by the next day.

Some tightness, tingling, or sensitivity can last a few days as your skin heals.

Stay in Touch After Your CO2 Laser Treatment

We’re Here Every Step of the Way

Your healing journey is just as important as the treatment itself. We want you to feel supported, informed, and reassured throughout your recovery.

We Encourage You to Stay in Contact

Send Us Progress Photos

Please send clear photos of the treated area on Day 3 and Day 5 after your treatment. This helps us monitor your healing and ensure everything is progressing as expected.

Have a Question? Just Ask!

If you have any concerns, unusual symptoms, or simply need advice—don’t hesitate to reach out. Whether it’s a question about aftercare, what products to use, or something doesn’t feel quite right, we’re here to help.

Text or Call Us Anytime

07763 889345

You can message or call us directly. If we don’t answer right away, we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.

Healing Check-Ins

If needed, we can schedule a short check-in (in person or virtual) to review your healing, give reassurance, or adjust your aftercare.

Why Staying in Touch Matters

Keeps your healing on track

Helps us tailor future treatments based on how your skin responds

Gives you peace of mind during the recovery process

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is CO2 Fractional Laser Treatment painful?

Most patients describe the sensation as a warm or prickling feeling. A topical numbing cream is applied before the procedure to minimize discomfort. Some mild heat or tightness may be felt afterward, similar to a sunburn.

2. How long does it take to see results?

You may notice improvements in skin texture and tone within 1–2 weeks after your treatment. However, full results develop gradually over the next 2–3 months as collagen production increases.

3. How much downtime should I expect?

Downtime can vary depending on the intensity of the treatment. Most patients experience 5–10 days of redness, peeling, and swelling. You’ll be given specific aftercare instructions to speed up healing and reduce irritation

4. How many sessions will I need?

Some clients see excellent results with just one session, especially for mild to moderate concerns. For deeper wrinkles, scarring, or more advanced skin issues, a series of 2–3 treatments spaced several weeks apart may be recommended.

5. Is CO2 laser safe for all skin tones

CO2 lasers work best on lighter skin types due to the risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation in darker skin. However, with the right precautions and settings, treatment can be customized. A consultation is essential to assess your suitability.

6. Can I wear makeup after the treatment?

You should avoid wearing makeup for at least 5–7 days, or until the skin has fully healed. Applying makeup too soon can increase the risk of irritation or infection. Once your skin is healed, mineral-based makeup is usually recommended.

7. How long do the results last?

Results can last several years, depending on your skin type, lifestyle, and skincare routine. Protecting your skin from the sun and following a good maintenance plan can significantly extend your results.

Now enjoy the benefits of your new youthful skin !

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