Lasers
Fractional CO2 Laser
A resurfacing laser for deeper acne scars, wrinkles and rough texture, with a short recovery period.
- Sessions
- Usually 2–4
- Session time
- 45–60 minutes
- Downtime
- 5–7 days of redness and flaking
About the treatment
What is Fractional CO2 Laser?
A fractional CO2 laser creates thousands of microscopic treatment columns in the skin, leaving healthy skin between them to speed healing.
It is one of the strongest tools for scars and texture, so it needs careful planning and aftercare, especially on darker skin tones.
Part of our Laser Treatments service.
Benefits
- Marked improvement in scars
- Smoother texture
- Softens wrinkles
- Stimulates long-term collagen
How it works
- 1Assessment and test patch if needed
- 2Numbing cream
- 3Laser passes over the area
- 4Healing balm and strict aftercare
Is it right for you?
Good for
- Deep acne scars
- Surgical or chickenpox scars
- Wrinkles and rough texture
Tell your doctor if you have
- Active infection or cold sores
- Isotretinoin in the last 6 months
- Keloid tendency
Your dermatologist confirms suitability at your consultation.
FAQ
Fractional CO2 Laser: your questions
Is it safe for Indian skin?
Yes, with conservative settings, preparation and strict sun protection to lower the risk of darkening.
When can I go back to work?
Most people return after about a week, once redness has settled enough to cover with make-up.
Often recommended for
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Results vary from person to person. Suitability, number of sessions and fees are confirmed after a consultation.
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Every treatment starts with a dermatologist's assessment of your skin.