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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Co2 Fractional Resurfacing.
Most patients experience redness, swelling, and crusting for 7–14 days; visible peeling occurs day 3–10. Surface healing usually completes within two weeks, while deeper collagen remodeling continues for three to six months depending on treatment depth.
We apply topical numbing and often local anesthesia to minimize discomfort; patients report heat, tingling, or pressure. Sensations peak during treatment and early recovery, then subside. Post-care pain is manageable with prescribed analgesics and cold compresses.
One aggressive full-field treatment can produce dramatic results, while a series of 1–3 fractional sessions spaced six to twelve weeks apart is common for progressive improvement with reduced downtime, depending on skin concerns and treatment depth.
Ideal candidates are healthy adults with deep wrinkles, acne scarring, or significant sun damage seeking long-term renewal. Not recommended for active infections, recent isotretinoin use, or certain skin types without careful assessment and test spots.
Temporary redness, swelling, crusting, pigment changes, scarring, or infection are possible. Risks increase with deeper settings and inadequate aftercare. Our providers minimize complications through conservative settings, pre-treatment screening, strict post-op instructions, and close follow-up.
Avoid sun exposure, tanning, and certain medications (including recent isotretinoin) for weeks prior. Stop blood thinners if instructed, arrange downtime, and follow pre-treatment antiviral protocols for cold sores. We provide a personalized checklist during consultation.