Speaking about my experience with the CO2 fractional laser procedure that I had earlier that day.

Richard Green, MD, plastic surgeon in Vancouver, WA, discusses the latest in laser treatments: the Pearl Fractional (fractional ablative) and Pearl (epidermal skin renewal). Together, they offer a unique solution for treating wrinkles, uneven skin texture, pore size, brown spots and sun damage.

Renowned Cosmetic Dermatologist Dr Chytra V Anand of Kosmoderma Clinics performs Fractional Erbium Glass 1550nm laser on her patient to treat freckles. It takes between 4 – 6 sessions to achieve freckle removal. The Er: Glass 1550 nm laser is safe for Indian skin. Any area on the body can be treated. Frasel laser is also used for other indications like acne scars, accident scars, surgery scars, burn scars, skin tightening procedures. Kosmoderma was the first clinic in India to introduce this revolutionary laser system.

Fractional CO2 lasers are excellent in treating burn survivors, scar revision, stretch marks, acne scars, disfigurement and other skin situations. This patients burn scars are a result of a pasta and water burn 30 years prior. You can see at the end of the video how her arm looks after 3 Fractional CO2 treatments with the Smart Skin. Medical and Allied Health Professionals can learn these techniques from Lorenzo Kunze, ME – founder of the American Laser / Rocky Mountain Laser College. www.laserlaser.com

Cosmetic Surgeon Dr. Amiya Prasad shares on the MiXto SX Micro-Fractional CO2 Laser treatment for aging, sun-damaged skin, acne scars, wrinkles. Set up a consultation today with Dr. Amiya Prasad and look younger after one single treatment, one week downtime. Le Visage Spa: Center for Aesthetic Excellence New York City (212)265-8877 61 East 66th Street NY, NY 10021 www.levisagecosmetic.com Amiya Prasad, MD, FACS New York City (212)265-8877 61 East 66th Street NY, NY 10021

The CO2 fractional laser treatment, as performed by Physician Artist, Dr. Shirat Ling, takes up to 10 years off your appearance. This procedure removes brown spots, wrinkles, and acne scars. It stimulates collagen production to thicken and tighten crepey upper and lower eyelids and loose neck skin, fill in scars and lipstick lines, and reduce pore size. Skin has an incredible glow and vivacity almost immediately, and continues to improve for months following the procedure. This also works very well on the back of hands and on arms, and it can also be used for scar / keloid revision. There is minimal downtime, with 3 days of looking mildly sunburned; many clients come in on a Friday, and return to work Monday. This procedure is usually performed once a year, but may be repeated in 6 months for severe wrinkling. Unlike the Fraxel, which is a weaker laser with a different wavelength, this highly powerful, yet precise laser does its magic with a single treatment, and it doesn’t leave you looking swollen and red, with oozing skin for two weeks like the Fraxel…and it’s much more reasonably priced. Recapture your youth today…book online at www.innatebeauty.com or call at 512.656.5464. Thanks for checking us out.

The MiXto SX is a cutting-edge laser skin treatment that decreases sun damage, wrinkles, crepey skin, acne scars and tightens the skin, all with a more acceptable amount of downtime. Dr. Ken Oleszek is one of the first in the country to offer this advanced micro-fractional CO2 laser treatment from Italy. A single treatment can offer more improvement than older technology, such as, 6 treatments of the Fraxel or Affirm and at less overall cost and downtime. FIND US ON TWITTER or FACEBOOK.

Treat wrinkes, skin laxity, uneven pigmentation and acne scars with the mos revolutionary technology, the Fractional CO2 Laser Mixto Sx for skin resurfacing. Get a youthful skin in just one week.

Dr. Hani Nabil:Treatment of acne scars, Fractional laser (Part 2)

I am going to have laser resurfacing done on my face for acne scarring (CO2 fractional laser) and I was just wondering if it will be worth it or is it just a waste of money because it’s pretty expensive? How well does it work?