Laser skin resurfacing

Skin rejuvenation with CO2 fractional laser is intended for skin with more visible signs of ageing.

The procedure:

removes surface wrinkles
removes scars
minimises dilated pores
removes pigment spots
and allows several symptoms to be treated at once

Laser treatment stimulates the skin’s production of collagen, which is an important component in ensuring skin elasticity. As a result, the skin is tighter and smoother.

The recovery period may be long and a course of treatment may be required in order to achieve the desired results. The procedures are performed at intervals of three to four weeks.

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