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42. CO2 Laser Resurfacing: 10 Questions Patients Always Ask

42. CO2 Laser Resurfacing: 10 Questions Patients Always Ask

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Summary

What is CO2 laser resurfacing and is it really worth it? In this episode, Double Board-Certified Dermatologist and Laser expert Dr. Kat Kesty answers the most common questions about CO2 laser treatments for acne scars, wrinkles, crepey skin, and overall skin rejuvenation.


She breaks down the difference between fractional and fully ablative CO2, what recovery actually looks like, how long redness lasts, and whether the treatment is painful. You’ll also learn how CO2 compares to Erbium lasers, who makes the best candidate, and if one session is enough to see real results.


If you are considering Laser skin resurfacing and want honest answers about downtime, results, and risks, this episode is your complete guide.


Questions Answered:

  • What is CO2 Laser Resurfacing and what does it actually treat?
  • What is the difference between fractional and fully ablative CO2?
  • Is CO2 Laser worth it for acne scars, crepey skin, and wrinkles?
  • How painful is CO2 Laser and how do you keep patients comfortable?
  • What does recovery after CO2 Laser really look like day by day?
  • How long does redness last after CO2 Laser?
  • CO2 vs Er:YAG (Erbium)
  • Who is the best candidate for CO2 Laser Resurfacing?
  • Is one CO2 treatment enough or do you need multiple sessions?
  • What are the biggest risks of CO2 Laser including pigmentation and scarring?


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