Laser resurfacing is one of the most effective tools in your skincare arsenal, capable of improving scars, reducing pores, fading brown spots and lightening skin blemishes.
Traditional fractional CO2 laser treatment works by breaking up the main laser beam into multiple mini-beams that target different locations on the skin at once, shortening healing time and avoiding complications, says our Dermatologist.
How long does it take to heal?
Acne scars can make you feel self-conscious and remind you of your acne struggles; but no longer must you live with them as there are treatments available that can eliminate them and leave your skin pimple-free and flawless.
Laser acne scar treatment is the ultimate remedy for acne scars as it can reduce fine lines and wrinkles, sun damage, dark spots, rough skin tone, large pores and pigment irregularities while improving overall texture and appearance of skin. Lasers work by gently peeling away damaged outer layers while stimulating your body’s natural healing processes and stimulating collagen production for healthier looking skin.
Fractional CO2 Laser treatment is an innovative non-invasive skincare procedure that can effectively alleviate acne scars by diminishing age spots, deep and soft wrinkles, sun damage, uneven pigmentation and large pores. Utilizing a fractional technique called peeling off, Fractional CO2 Laser removes damaged outer layers of skin while leaving healthy tissues behind – with acne scar removal typically completed under local anaesthesia with topical cream in 30 to 45 minutes at our clinic.
How many sessions do I need?
Your exact laser therapy session needs will depend on the severity of your scars; four sessions may be necessary for noticeable improvement; they should be scheduled two weeks apart to optimize results.
Ablative Resurfacing using either an Erbium YAG or Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Laser removes the top layer of skin where scars reside and stimulates new collagen formation in its place, tightening, reducing pigmentation and improving texture in one process.
Fractional CO2 lasers offer an effective solution for quickly healing damaged skin and diminishing acne scars with little to no downtime.
How much will it cost?
CO2 laser acne scar treatment skin resurfacing is an effective treatment for acne scars and fine lines and wrinkles by vaporizing the outermost layer of skin, stimulating collagen formation and leaving your face looking healthier and rejuvenated. Additionally, this therapy can also address sun damage, age spots and pigmentation issues which have stained it over time.
Healing time with this laser treatment is short, with dramatic improvements seen within just one session! Patients typically see improved skin elasticity and appearance after just one visit!
An experienced dermatologist can safely perform this procedure; however, it should not be attempted by those suffering from severe acne breakouts or open wounds; those taking oral isotretinoin may also want to refrain from this method of treatment, says our celebrity dermatologist in Mumbai.
Cost of CO2 laser treatments depends on each individual situation and number of sessions necessary. Your consultation will provide a tailored treatment plan, while purchasing multiple packages of treatments at once may provide savings on individual treatments.
What are the risks?
Laser treatments carry minimal risks. You should expect some redness and sensitivity at the site of treatment; your practitioner may suggest an ointment to soothe irritation post-treatment, while it’s also essential that sunscreen protect your skin afterward.
Carbon dioxide laser therapy is an incredibly efficient solution for eliminating wrinkles, fine lines, brown aging spots, uneven pigmentation caused by sun damage as well as dark acne scarring by increasing collagen production for a brighter complexion.
Conclusion
CO2 laser technology uses fractionated light energy to treat skin, without adverse side effects such as long-term erythema or post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. This allows treated areas of skin to heal more quickly and improve scars quickly and predictably. Active acne must first be under control before undertaking this treatment since inflammation caused by active acne inhibits collagen remodelling after therapy and may alter results optimally and predictably.
