How long does CO2 laser resurfacing take to heal?
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- Get glowing skin quickly with fractionated CO2 laser resurfacing! It takes only about a week to heal, and leaves your skin pink for two weeks - much faster than traditional CO2 lasers.
CO2 resurfacing can be done fractionated, which heals much faster than a traditional CO2. Fractionated laser heals in about a week, and it can be pink for about two weeks. And that's much, much improved from your mother's CO2 laser back in the older days.
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Question
I am at week 8 from co2 fractional laser
Apparently I had a festoon which this treatment has left me with a small lump of edema on one cheek 🤦♀️ lymphatic drainage, jade rolling, ice and pressing on it will not get it out. 🤦♀️ maybe in time? and second question, my neck and chest looks kinda waxy Wondering if that will settle down ? Thanks ❤
Hi doc I got Fraxel a week ago. Redness and swelling are gone. But I see lasers’ marks on my forehead and pores look worse than before. Is it normal for skin to look this way in week 2?
But can it give the same tightness?
Yes 😊