Technical Principle
Fractional photothermolysis - Co2 Fractional Laser
Under a certain energy density, the laser beam can penetrate through the epidermis and enter the dermis. Since the absorption is relatively good, the thermal energy generated by the tissue leads to columnar thermal degeneration. This process rebuilds skin layers: epidermis exfoliation and new collagen formation in the dermis. This technology transforms traditional laser emission into pixel mode, acting on the skin through a scanner and space lens matrix to generate precise microporous hot zones.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the primary use of the 10600nm Fractional CO2 Laser?
The 10600nm wavelength is primarily used for skin rejuvenation, scar removal (including acne scars), wrinkle reduction, and skin tightening by stimulating collagen production.
2. Is the treatment painful?
Most patients experience a warm, prickly sensation. For comfort, a topical numbing cream is usually applied to the treatment area before the procedure.
3. How long is the recovery period after a session?
Generally, the downtime is between 3 to 7 days. You may experience redness and minor swelling, followed by natural exfoliation of the treated skin.
4. How many treatments are required for visible results?
While some improvement is seen after one session, a series of 3-5 treatments spaced several weeks apart is typically recommended for optimal results.
5. Can this device be used on all skin types?
The fractional CO2 laser is highly effective, but settings must be adjusted based on the patient's skin type. A consultation is recommended to determine the safest parameters.
6. What is the warranty and technical support provided?
The device comes with a 2-year warranty for the main unit. We provide comprehensive after-sales technical support and training materials for professional use.
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