CO2 Laser Treatment Stockport

At Dr Sknn, we provide an advanced Fractional CO2 Laser treatment that caters to all skin types. This treatment involves the stimulation of new skin production within the dermis and epidermis through ablation and thermal effect. Using a specific mid-infrared CO2 laser at 10,600 nm, we deliver the treatment over the skin in a methodical and even pattern with precise spacing between each laser emission. This technique spares the tissue in-between, resulting in a faster healing process. Our treatment can effectively address a range of aesthetic concerns, including fine lines, wrinkles, dyschromia, pigmented lesions, skin surface irregularities, enlarged pores, texture, unwanted scars, sun damage, stretch marks, and loose skin. It can also improve skin hyperplasia, premature ageing, skin complexion, and the thickness and hydration of the dermis and epidermis, ultimately resulting in a healthier, glowing, youthful appearance of the skin, regardless of the treated area, be it the face, neck, décolleté, or body.

When you visit Dr Skn for a consultation regarding Fractional CO2 Laser treatment, a thorough medical history, including a physical examination and photographs, will be taken. This is followed by a discussion of any concerns, expectations, results, or questions you may have, as well as an explanation of the post-treatment advice and risks associated with the procedure. To ensure suitability, a small patch test may be performed for new treatment areas, and if your skin type is III or higher, a topical serum or product may be required prior to treatment. At Dr Skn, safety and eligibility are paramount, and a full consultation is necessary to determine if you are a suitable candidate for treatment. If successful, the treatment can be delivered 48 hours after the patch test, although this may be extended to two weeks if certain medications are identified during the medical history.

you can book by following the link below or call 01625520300 or 07470001234 to book a CO2 Laser Treatment Treatment