CO2 laser treatment uses a carbon dioxide laser with a wavelength of 10,600 nanometers to precisely remove targeted tissue. The procedure involves minimal to no bleeding, as the laser simultaneously seals blood vessels during treatment. Depending on the size and number of lesions, the procedure typically takes only a few minutes to several tens of minutes. After treatment, a small superficial scab may form and will naturally fall off within 1–2 weeks. Most patients can resume their normal daily activities shortly afterward.
- A topical anesthetic cream or local anesthetic injection is used before treatment to ensure comfort. During the procedure, patients may feel only mild warmth.
- A small scab may form after treatment and typically falls off within 3–7 days. The treated area should be kept dry for the first 24 hours, and sun protection is recommended for 2–4 weeks to help prevent dark spots.
- The number of treatment sessions depends on the size and depth of the lesion. Small lesions may be treated in a single session, while larger or deeper lesions may require additional treatments.
Skin lesions suspicious for "skin cancer"
“Each type of lesion requires different treatment tools” A physician will evaluate and select the most appropriate treatment approach to ensure precise results with minimal discomfort for the patient
Suitable for lesions that require high precision or immediate removal. It allows accurate control of treatment depth for optimal results
Genital warts
Skin tags
Certain raised moles
Seborrheic keratosis
Enlarged sebaceous glands
Lesions on the face
Well-defined lesions requiring controlled depth of treatment
suitable for specific types of skin lesions. It uses extreme cold from liquid nitrogen to destroy abnormal cells.
Common warts
Molluscum contagiosum
Certain types of seborrheic keratosis
Small skin tags
Some precancerous skin lesions
Superficial, small-sized lesions
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