Fractional CO2 Laser

Wrinkles on the skin and age-related blemishes can be easily eliminated thanks to fractional laser applications. One of the most important features of Fractional laser application, which is a new technology, never damages the upper layer of the skin and carries out the treatment in the lower layers of the skin. SmartXIDE DOT Fractional Laser is a system developed for the renewal of collagen in the skin. In addition, the previously developed and marketed Er:Glass and Er:Yag lasers cannot reach the lower layers of our skin sufficiently because their wavelengths are quite short. For this reason, the effect of the application is not as effective as this carbon dioxide Fractional Lasers.

In fractional laser application, it can be precisely known how deep the rays reach under the skin. However, this depth is not evident in other processes. This is one of the important details of carbon dioxide Fractional CO2 Laser application. Moreover, the recovery period after application is quite short. Skin renewal is applied to eliminate wrinkles in the neck and décolleté area, genital area aesthetics, and wrinkles that occur due to age on the hands. In addition to these, carbon dioxide fractional laser is a very effective method in correcting the appearance of acne scars and burn scars, especially on the skin; It is among the preferred applications for the treatment of poorly healed surgical scars, incision scars and skin cracks. This means that the effect of this method is quite large.

Things to Consider Before and After Application

- Stay away from the sun and solarium for at least 1 month.
- Aspirin, birth control pills, and medications containing retinoids should not be taken.
- Applications that may irritate the skin, such as peeling, should be avoided.
- If there is a herpes problem, medication must be used.
- The procedure should never be applied to pregnant women.
- Cold compresses can be applied to reduce edema and pain.
- The skin must be kept moist and clean.
- Sun protection creams should be used.