BSERESURFACE CO2 Fractional Laser Machine CO2 fractional laser technology has been the latest and most focused technology these past 2 years in the United States as well as in the skin community all over the world. It is a kind of minimal invasive surgery, which lies in between invasive and non-invasive treatment. Both treatments are highly effective anti-aging procedures, and they can be used to correct mild to severe skin problems ranging from dark spots to deep wrinkles. Using the latest laser technologies and applications, ablative and non-ablative skin resurfacing can deliver dramatic results. This technology is known as Fractional Photothermolysis theory (dot-matrix light and heat decomposition), which was published in 2004 by Dr. Rox Anderson, one of the laser medical experts from Harvard University. This theory was immediately approved and applied by experts from all over the world. Fractional Photothermolysis (selective photothermolysis effect) theory is an extension of the traditional theory of Selective Photothermolysis. It has not only rapid and evident results like its more invasive counterpart, but also less side effects and shorter recovery time. It is used to evenly mark the skin with tiny ‘holes’, which then cause a series of biochemical reactions inside the skin, which in turn will have the effect of lifting, toning and tightening of the skin as well as removing blemishes from the skin. C02 is a Carbon Dioxide Laser that only treats a fraction of the skin at a time. When the C02 beam of light comes in contact with the epidermis it heats and vaporizes the skin tissue, instantly removing the superficial layers of the skin, scars and wrinkles while smoothing out the surface of the skin. Skin remodeling occurs with new skin and collagen growth. As the fractional laser treatment does not cover the entire skin area in each session, the recovery time is less. Patients can return to normal life in 4~5 days. The treatment itself is safer and can treat any part of the body.

Portbale CO2 Fractional Laser

CO2 Fractional Laser