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Fractional CO2 Laser

Fractional CO₂ Laser is a skin resurfacing treatment that helps improve the appearance of acne scars, surgical scars, and other forms of texture irregularities. It works by delivering precise laser energy into the skin, creating controlled microchannels that trigger collagen production and skin renewal. Over time, this process smooths uneven skin, softens scars, and enhances overall skin texture.This treatment is suitable for individuals with visible scarring and uneven skin caused by breakouts, surgery, or injury.

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Sessions Required
3 sessions and above
Duration of Results
Gradual improvement over 6–12 weeks
Session Duration
45–60 mins
Downtime
Minimal downtime
Skin Concerns
Acne scars (rolling atrophic) boxcar Enlarged pores Rough or uneven skin texture Surgical or injury-related scars
Acne scars (rolling
 atrophic)
 boxcar
 Enlarged pores
 Rough or uneven skin texture
 Surgical or injury-related scars

About This Treatment

Fractional CO₂ Laser uses a fractionated beam to create thousands of microscopic treatment zones in the skin. These channels remove damaged tissue while preserving surrounding skin to support faster healing. As the skin repairs itself, new collagen forms, which helps reduce the depth and visibility of scars and promotes a smoother surface over time.

How Does It Work?

  • Delivers fractional laser energy into targeted areas of scarred skin

  • Removes damaged skin cells through controlled micro-injury

  • Stimulates natural collagen regeneration and skin resurfacing

  • Helps fade discolouration and improve skin texture

Key Benefits

  • Smooths Uneven Skin
    Reduces the appearance of pitted acne scars and surface irregularities

  • Improves Texture and Tone
    Encourages new skin formation for a more refined appearance

  • Supports Long-Term Skin Repair
    Promotes gradual collagen rebuilding for lasting improvement

Frequently Asked Questions

What kinds of scars respond best to this treatment?

It is most effective for atrophic acne scars (rolling, boxcar), surgical scars, and injury-related marks.

Extra caution is needed for medium to deep skin tones due to the risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. Your doctor will assess suitability before proceeding.

A topical numbing cream is applied before the procedure. Most patients feel a warm or prickling sensation, which is manageable and short-lived.

Mild peeling or flaking may occur within a few days as the skin regenerates. This is a normal part of the healing process.

Yes. Fractional CO₂ Laser can be combined with other scar treatments such as subcision or topical therapy, depending on the type of scar and desired outcome. It may also be used alongside injectables like PDRN and skin boosters to enhance the skin’s repair and regeneration process.