I had a co2 laser treatment 7 months ago. And it's still red where laser used. But not so agressively. I don't wanna get another treatment for this, because last 7 months was nightmare for me. I just wanna know, can this redness go away itself in time? If we think the worst scenario, redness can be permanent?
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Thanks for your query. subcision is breaking the fibers of the scar with a needle and is invasive so it works from beneath the dermal layers whereas co2 fraxel and erbium are non invasive and on ablative and works by giving micro injury to the skin which helps in resurfacing of the skin. So,...
Arian Mowlavi, MD, FACS (license on probation) says:
Laser removal of moles not a good idea for multiple reasons: 1st, moles can become atypical and cancerous over time; the laser insult not going to help; 2nd) moles can extend through the full thickness skin thus laser cannot remove the entire thing often;you are likely seeing the effect of this...
Thanks for your query. Keratosis pilaris makes the skin look very uneven and dry. The best solution for this is fraxel laser or laser resurfacing of the skin. Resurfacing laser will give you even out texture and skin and along with some topical medications you can get a flawless skin. Hope it...