Made in South Korea CO2 Fractional Laser

Laser technology has been used for several decades in skin care, and the CO2 laser is a very common procedure option in physician offices. This technology has been applied in the treatment of a variety of issues; from wrinkles around eyes, to dark spots on face, and acne scars not treatable with Dermabrasion. But its early popularity is what also caused the CO2 laser to see many changes over the years. For example, earlier versions of these devices were often accompanied by significant discomfort and side effects in the form of redness, inflammation, and peeling skin. As consumer demand for minimally invasive treatments increased, the technology evolved with the addition of various cooling mechanisms to increase patient comfort, and strategies to limit skin damage through a more methodical laser beam application. The CO2 laser treatment of today has improved significantly from its predecessors, but risks of skin damage and painful side effects have not disappeared completely.

- High quality TEM00 sealed off CO2 laser generator
- 7 joint articulated arm with high energy transfer ratio
- Tiny spot size down to 0.1mm in diameter
- Programmable scanning shape and scanning mode
- Support customized settings
- Support random, midsplit and linear scanning mode

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• Fine lines or wrinkles throughout the face, such as around the eyes, mouth or forehead
• Acne scars
• Sun damaged skin
• Aging skin
• Liver spots
• Discolored complexion
• Warts
• Birthmarks
• Enlarged oil glands
• Skin resurfacing on other visible parts of the body, such as the hand

How does laser resurfacing work?

Laser resurfacing works by peeling away the older, wrinkled, sun-damaged layer of skin, and allowing a new layer of skin to take over. As a new skin layer appears, it comes with a brand new layer of healthy collagen, which is why the appearance of wrinkles is dramatically improved. Because this is your own collagen, it will stay as part of your skin for years to come.

Laser resurfacing using the CO2 laser remains the 'gold standard' of all facial rejuvenation procedures aimed at improving skin quality. All other methods of skin rejuvenation are typically less effective than CO2 laser resurfacing in permanently improving wrinkles and skin quality.

What is ablative laser resurfacing?

Ablative laser resurfacing works by peeling the top layer of the skin and creating a wound that needs to heal as new skin is regenerated.   Ablative lasers are Erbium and CO2.  Non-ablative lasers do not remove the top layer of the skin and thus there is no wound healing.

What is fractional laser resurfacing?

Fractional laser resurfacing works by treating only a fraction of the skin and therefore leaving some healthy skin behind for quicker recovery. Fractional resurfacing can be ablative (using CO2 laser) or non-ablative.  It has been shown that by fractional resurfacing, one can still get a nice amount of collagen production and improvement of skin wrinkles and age spots.