LASER TREATMENTS · MOTI NAGAR, DELHI NCR
CO2 laser is a medical laser used for skin resurfacing and for treating selected skin growths. At UK's Derma in Moti Nagar, Delhi, it is offered only after a dermatologist has examined your skin and confirmed it is suitable.
In short: CO2 laser is a stronger treatment than most cosmetic sessions, and it needs careful selection. Your skin type, concern, medical history and how you heal affect whether it is right for you. The specialist explains risks, downtime and the number of sessions at consultation.
A CO2 laser produces a beam of light that is absorbed by water in the skin. Depending on the settings, it can remove very thin layers of skin or create tiny controlled treatment zones, which the skin then repairs. This is the basis of its use in resurfacing.
It may be discussed for concerns such as acne scars, uneven texture and selected small skin growths. It is not suitable for everyone, and other treatments are sometimes safer or better.
For scars, you can also read about acne scar treatment to compare approaches.
Your specialist reviews your skin type, any tendency to dark marks or keloids, medicines you take and recent sun exposure. Skin preparation may be advised beforehand. On the day the area is cleaned and numbed, and the laser is applied in the pattern planned for your skin.
Because CO2 laser is stronger, recovery needs proper care, and the settings are matched closely to the individual.
Redness, swelling and a rough or scabby surface can follow, and healing time depends on the depth of treatment. Skin may look pink for a while. Because darker skin tones can be more prone to lasting colour change after strong lasers, the specialist explains this risk and how it is reduced.
FAQ
It can be used, but treated skin can react with darker marks, so settings and preparation are chosen with care, and it is not suitable for everyone. Your specialist assesses this first.
This depends on the concern and settings used. The specialist gives you a realistic plan after examination.
It varies with how deep the treatment is. Redness and healing over several days or longer are possible, and you will be told what to expect.
Some small benign growths may be treated, but each must be examined first. See our mole removal page for more.
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