Treatment of Acne Marks with CO2 Laser
Acne marks can affect the confidence and appearance of the skin. At Clínica Dr. Jorge García we offer an advanced and safe treatment to reduce the visibility of these marks through the use of CO2 laser, one of the most effective technologies today to improve skin texture and tone.
What is CO2 laser treatment for acne marks?
Acne mark treatment with CO2 laser uses light energy to remove damaged layers of skin and promote cell regeneration. This technique allows acne scars to be treated precisely, achieving a more uniform and youthful skin surface. Before the procedure, we carry out a personalized assessment to adapt the treatment to each skin type and each type of brand.
Medical Evaluation and Classification of Acne Scars
Skin preparation and topical anesthesia
Application of the CO2 laser on the affected areas
Aftercare and home care recommendations
Progressive regeneration and improvement of skin texture
How do you work?
Initial assessment
We carry out a personalized diagnosis to analyze the type of scars and the characteristics of your skin.
Skin preparation
Topical anesthesia is applied to ensure a comfortable and pain-free experience.
Laser Application
By means of a controlled sweep of the fractional CO2 laser, we treat the affected areas promoting cell regeneration.
Post
The skin may be red, slightly swollen, and peeling for a few days. We provide specific care and medical follow-up for a proper recovery.
Benefits: collagen, cell regeneration and skin elasticity
Why perform the treatment in autumn and winter?
CO2 laser treatment is especially recommended in the autumn and winter months, when sun exposure is lower and the risk of hyperpigmentation is considerably reduced. In addition, lower temperatures help in better recovery and comfort during the post-treatment process.
Frequently Asked Questions About Acne Marks CO2 Laser
It offers a significant improvement in skin texture and tone, although results may vary depending on the type and depth of the marks.
It is performed under local anesthesia, so it is well tolerated by most patients.
The results are seen after a few weeks and continue to improve during the following months.
It is essential to moisturize the skin well and protect it from the sun to avoid complications such as hyperpigmentation.
The number of sessions needed varies depending on the type of scar, the depth of the lesion and the individual characteristics of each skin. Some mild cases may improve with a single session, while deeper scars may require several applications spaced out over time.
A personalised medical assessment is essential to define the most appropriate protocol for each patient.
