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Fractional CO2 Laser Winter Special R2450.00 Face and Eyes Co2 is an advanced, medical-grade skin resurfacing treatment used to aggressively treat deep wrinkles, acne scars, severe sun damage, and uneven skin texture. It works by delivering a matrix of laser microbeams that vaporise microscopic columns of skin tissue (creating controlled micro-injuries) while leaving the surrounding skin entirely intact. This "fractionated" grid design drastically triggers the body's natural healing response, resulting in rapid cellular turnover and intense collagen regeneration while significantly cutting down recovery times compared to old-school, traditional fully-ablative laser methods. Key Benefits Scar Reduction: It stands as the clinical gold standard for revising deep atrophic acne scars, surgical scars, and trauma scars. Deep Wrinkle Smoothing: Drastically improves pronounced lines around the eyes, forehead, and difficult-to-treat upper lip "smoker's lines". Skin Tightening: Deep thermal targeting stimulates tissue remodeling, making the complexion noticeably firmer. Long-Lasting Results: While results begin showing within a week, collagen continues to rebuild for up to 9–12 months, keeping skin rejuvenated for a couple of years Treatment Expectation & Downtime The Procedure: Typically takes 30 to 90 minutes depending on the target zones. A strong topical numbing cream or local nerve blocks are administered beforehand to minimize discomfort. Recovery (Downtime): Expect 5 to 7 days of social downtime. Immediately post-treatment, your skin will look heavily sunburned, puffy, and will develop a patterned grid of tiny dots. Peeling, flaking, and redness will peak over the first few days. Pre-Care Basics: You must strictly avoid heavy sun exposure or tanning for 4 weeks prior. Discontinue products or medications that cause photosensitivity (like retinoids or certain antibiotics) ahead of time. Safety & Skin Tone Considerations Because CO2 lasers target water in the tissue, they generate significant heat. Traditional or aggressive ablative settings carry a higher risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) or scarring on deeper skin tones. If you are considering booking a session, tell me: What specific skin concern are you trying to treat (e.g., severe acne scarring, age spots, deep wrinkles)? What is your approximate skin tone or Fitzpatrick skin type? How many days of downtime are you able to accommodate? I can help clarify if this laser or a gentler alternative is better for your goals.