CO2 laser
A carbon-dioxide laser that removes tissue in very small columns. It is used for texture-oriented care; how much change appears differs by person.
A laser makes tiny, dense micro-channels in the skin
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Suitable for · People thinking about skin texture and raised marks
A carbon-dioxide laser that removes tissue in very small columns. It is used for texture-oriented care; how much change appears differs by person.
- Time
- About 30 min
- Discomfort (typical)
- ●●●●○
- Downtime
- Redness and scabbing are expected, often for a week or more.
- Results
- Usually assessed after the skin has settled, over several weeks.
✈️ 🔴 Sun exposure matters here. Plan this away from beach or outdoor days, and not right before flying home.
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- What is this treatment?
- A carbon-dioxide laser that removes tissue in very small columns. It is used for texture-oriented care; how much change appears differs by person.
- Who is it usually for?
- People thinking about skin texture and raised marks
- How much downtime should I expect?
- Redness and scabbing are expected, often for a week or more.
- When do results show?
- Usually assessed after the skin has settled, over several weeks.
- Is it suitable during a short trip?
- 🔴 Sun exposure matters here. Plan this away from beach or outdoor days, and not right before flying home.
- How much does it cost?
- Prices differ by clinic and by what is included. We show a price only when a clinic has given us the figure and we have checked it — otherwise ask at the consultation.