The CO2 laser allows the vaporization removal of moles, warts and skin nodules without leaving a visible scar. Thus, it can treat a large number of highly disabling aesthetic requests in safe conditions.
Carbon dioxide (CO2) lasers are gas-powered devices, emitted in infrared, with the principle of destroying dermatological lesions.
CO2 lasers have been used for more than 27 years in surgical procedures, aesthetic and dermatological care: medium and fine wrinkles, scars of various origins, pigment disorders and dilated pores.
The passage of the laser reacts by vaporizing the superficial layers of the skin. A phenomenon of remodeling and collagen synthesis is then initiated and continues in the months following the laser session.
The depth of ablation of the superficial layers depends on the parameters of the machine. The settings of modern devices allow to define the desired effects varying between a pure ablation and a preferential thermal effect.
