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Experience
our
suite
of
technology,
certified
to
global
regulatory
standards
and
underlaid
by
a
foundation
of
evidence-based
research
Picosecond Alexandrite laser
Long Pulse Nd:YAG & Alexandrite Laser
High Intensity Focused Ultrasound
Intense Pulsed Light (IPL)
Radiofrequency
High-Intensity Focused Electromagnetic (HIFEM) energy
Carbon Dioxide Laser
What does fractional CO2 laser do?
Stimulates Collagen Production
- The laser creates tiny wounds in the skin, triggering the body’s natural healing process.
- New collagen and elastin form, helping to plump up depressed scars (like rolling or boxcar scars).
Resurfaces the Skin
- The CO₂ laser vaporizes the top layers of damaged skin, smoothing out rough texture and reducing scar visibility.
- Works well for icepick scars when combined with other treatments like subcision
- Improves Skin Tone & Pigmentation
- Reduces post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) and evens out skin tone.
- Can help with erythema (redness) from old acne scars.
Minimizes Pore Size & Refines Skin
- 1.The heat from the laser tightens the skin, reducing enlarged pores often associated with acne scarring.
What types of acne Scars It Helps With?
- Atrophic (depressed) scars(rolling, boxcar, shallow icepick)
- Post-acne texture irregularities
What should I be expecting?
- Multiple sessions(typically 3–6, spaced 4–6 weeks apart).
- Downtime: 5–10 days of redness, peeling, and swelling (much reduced if paired with Exosomes).
- Results: Gradual improvement over 3–6 months as collagen rebuilds.
Who are the best candidates?
- People with mild to moderate acne scarring.
- Those with fair to medium skin tones(darker skin has a higher risk of pigmentation changes).
- Patients willing to follow post-care (avoiding sun, using healing ointments).