Redness and surface healing come first. Texture and tone can improve as the skin recovers, while collagen remodelling develops over the following months. More than one treatment may be advised.
CO₂ fractional laser
Fractional CO₂ laser creates controlled microscopic treatment columns in the skin while leaving surrounding tissue intact. This begins a repair response that can improve texture and stimulate collagen remodelling.
Book this treatmentExpect redness, warmth, swelling, bronzing, flaking or crusting. Visible recovery varies with treatment depth but is often several days; redness can persist longer.
Is this the right treatment for you?
- Acne scarring and uneven texture
- Fine lines
- Sun-damaged appearance or selected pigmentation
- Clients prepared for visible healing time
Why clients choose it.
- Targets texture and resurfacing
- Fractional delivery supports organised healing
- Collagen change continues after the surface has healed
- Treatment intensity can be adapted
What happens on the day.
At the appointment we review medical history, skin type, recent sun exposure and medication before consent. The skin is prepared and numbing may be used before the laser is delivered in a controlled pattern.
What to expect afterwards.
Redness and surface healing come first. Texture and tone can improve as the skin recovers, while collagen remodelling develops over the following months. More than one treatment may be advised.
Expect redness, warmth, swelling, bronzing, flaking or crusting. Visible recovery varies with treatment depth but is often several days; redness can persist longer.
Look after the area while it settles.
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Follow the cleansing and recovery-product instructions provided
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Do not pick flakes or crusts
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Avoid active skincare, retinoids, acids and exfoliation until advised
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Use high-factor broad-spectrum SPF and avoid direct sun
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Avoid swimming, saunas, heavy exercise and makeup until the skin is ready
Contact us urgently about worsening pain, blistering, pus, spreading redness, fever, unusual darkening or a cold-sore outbreak.
