What areas can be treated with laser resurfacing?
Laser resurfacing effectively and safely reduces, and in many cases, removes wrinkles and uneven pigmentation and tightens the skin around the lower eyelids, upper eyelids, forehead, cheek, and jowl region. It is quite common for patients to have full face laser resurfacing and obtain fresh, new, unblemished skin giving a remarkably natural and more youthful complexion. It can also be used for acne scarring or scarring from accidents or surgery on almost any part of the body. Additionally, for the first time the CO2 laser can safely be used to treat loose skin, wrinkles and pigment irregularities on the neck, chest, and hands. How does laser resurfacing work? The most effective laser for facial resurfacing is the fractional CO2 (carbon dioxide) laser. This laser is capable of minimizing wrinkles and brown spots of the skin of the face, neck, chest and hands. It is also highly effective in balancing out pigment irregularities of the facial skin and minimizing facial scars from trauma or
