Laser rejuvenation with CO2 laser is known as a reliable way to restore one’s appearance, returning skin its former elasticity, elasticity and color. Before the procedure it is necessary to consult a doctor and familiarize oneself with the indications and contraindications.
Indications for CO2 Laser Rejuvenation
The methods of skin rejuvenation by the action of a laser beam have been known for more than 40 years and are in great demand among people of different ages and sexes. But even today these technologies are still considered effective for solving a large number of aesthetic skin problems.
Direct indications for procedures on the face:
- Photoaging;
- Chrono aging;
- The presence of scars or scars;
- Defects of skin relief;
- Post-acne scars;
- Large, dilated pores;
- The presence of prominently wrinkles;
Pigmentation and change of face color.
Contraindications, Possible Complications
Since micro-injuries to tissues occur when performing fractional photothermolysis, there are contraindications:
- The presence of any diseases and inflammations of the skin in the area of exposure;
- Pregnancy or period of breastfeeding;
- Acute stage of infectious disease or exacerbation of chronic disease;
- Oncology in any stage;
- Reception of photosensitizing medications, no longer than 6 months before the procedure (Isotretinoin, Roaccutan);
- Fresh tan, obtained less than 14 days ago;
- Herpes;
- Hypersensitivity or allergic reaction to infrared light.