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Surgical CO2
CO2 lasers are widely used in dermatology field. It has a wavelength in the mid infrared at 10,600 nm. It is well absorbed in water hence it is ideal for safe ablation with good hemostasis, as skin contains very high percentage of water. It is also effective in skin rejuvenation and for revision of acne scar.
Indication
- Photodamage and photoaging
- Skin tags
- DPN
- Freckles
- Xanthelsma palpebrarum
- Neavi
- Wart
- Milia
- Seborrhoeic keratosis
- Sebaceous cyst excision
- Syringomas
- Toenail disease
1.What is the treatment regimen? / How many treatments are generally required? How far apart?
It depends on the condition to be treated. Usually single session is enough for most of the indications, but few lesions may need more than 1 session.
2.What are the side effects for this laser?
No permanent side effects are noted. Redness, mild pain, scabbing and pigmentation are noted.
3.Does it hurt?
Topical anesthetic creams are applied before the procedure to make the patient tolerable for the treatment.
