Fractional CO₂ laser is a medical-grade skin resurfacing treatment designed to improve skin texture, tone, and overall quality.
The treatment delivers controlled laser energy into the skin, creating microscopic treatment zones that support collagen remodelling while allowing surrounding tissue to aid recovery.
Treatments are doctor-led, performed in medically accredited facilities, and individually adjusted based on skin type, concerns, and downtime tolerance.
Fractional CO₂ laser may assist in improving the appearance of:
Treatment aims to support smoother, clearer, and more even-looking skin. Results vary between individuals.
Downtime depends on treatment intensity:
Treatment settings can be adjusted to balance outcomes with social downtime. Your clinician will provide personalised aftercare guidance.
What does fractional CO₂ laser do?
It resurfaces the skin while supporting collagen remodelling, aiming to improve texture, tone, and overall skin quality.
How many treatments are needed?
Some patients notice changes after one session, while others may benefit from additional treatments. This is discussed during consultation.
How long do results last?
Results vary. Collagen remodelling may continue for several months. Ongoing sun protection and skincare can help maintain results.
Is there downtime?
Yes. Redness, swelling, and peeling are expected. Recovery time varies depending on treatment depth.
Is the treatment painful?
Comfort measures such as topical anaesthetic are used. Sensations vary and are discussed prior to treatment.
Who is suitable for a fractional CO₂ laser?
Suitability depends on skin type, medical history, and individual goals. A medical consultation is required to determine appropriateness.
Fractional CO₂ laser aims to improve the appearance of the skin, not replicate surgical outcomes. Results and recovery vary between individuals.
A consultation with a qualified medical professional is required to assess suitability, discuss risks, and set realistic expectations.
This information is general in nature and does not replace personalised medical advice.