Advanced CO2 Laser Resurfacing for Skin Renewal
CO2 laser resurfacing is one of the most powerful dermatology treatments for reversing deep wrinkles, scars, and sun damage. At Legacy Dermatology, we use the CO2RE® fractional laser, a state-of-the-art device designed to rejuvenate both the skin’s surface and deeper layers. By creating precise microscopic treatment zones, the laser stimulates collagen renewal and cell turnover while leaving surrounding tissue intact for faster healing.
This advanced approach reduces wrinkles, smooths scars, fades pigmentation, and improves tone and texture. Unlike older CO2 lasers that required long recovery times, CO2RE treatments deliver dramatic improvements with shorter downtime and greater comfort. Whether targeting fine lines or stubborn scars, CO2 resurfacing restores healthier, younger-looking skin with clinically proven, lasting results.
Why Patients Choose CO2RE® Laser Resurfacing
1. Fractional Precision
Treats skin in microscopic zones, balancing powerful results with quicker recovery and minimal side effects.
2. Collagen Regeneration
Stimulates deep collagen remodeling for firmer, smoother skin over the following months.
3. Versatility of Treatment
Corrects wrinkles, scars, age spots, uneven tone, skin tags, and texture irregularities.
4. Safe, Long-Lasting Results
Physician-guided technology ensures controlled treatment depth and outcomes that last for years.
What to Expect From CO2 Laser Treatments
During treatment, the CO2RE® laser delivers controlled beams of light to targeted areas, creating micro-channels that trigger skin renewal. Most patients describe a warm, prickling sensation, managed with topical anesthetic. Recovery depends on intensity, light treatments may heal in 5–7 days, while deeper sessions can take 10–14 days.
After treatment, redness and peeling are expected as skin regenerates. Results appear within 1–2 weeks and continue improving as collagen builds over months. Sun avoidance and strict sunscreen use are crucial during healing. Many patients see long-term correction with just one session, though complex scarring may require multiple treatments.
Frequently Asked Questions
