I still have redness and discoloration and its been 2 months. Will it go away?

Subcision can be done simultaneously with fractional co2 or fractional RF treatments. If you do the fractional co2 laser first, then you may want to wait a few days for the skin to epithelialize before a subcision.  In our office, we obtain excellent results with these combinations. Best,...

You need to go to someone reputable.  There are many options but will need a combination of treatments done by someone well trained and professional.  Get a second opinion by someone experienced in lasers, fillers, and skin care.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Fractional CO2 laser is an excellent tool for skin rejuvenation in our center in Santa Monica. We use the fractional multi-depth ablative approach to help resurface the skin, recontour acne scars, improve incisional plastic surgery scars, and reduce surface irregularities from skin tone to dark...

What you describe is very common following a fractionated CO2 laser.  Initially your skin will be dehydrated and irritated.  The remodeling of the skin will take approximately three months.  Continue to moisturize and avoid the sun. If you have question, ask your physician.

Did you have fully ablative CO2 or Fractional such as Deep FX, Active FX or CORE CO2? With all ablative laser treatments (especially CO2), expect some redness. How red you will be will depend on the depth of the laser, the coverage, you skin type, and your product use, and your pre-post...

First of all strict sun protection - hats and SPF 50+, must use at least twice a day, regardless of sun exposure. I like using a 6% HQ cream, followed by independent Vitamin A/ retinol. Lytera is an excellent product. I also like adding peels, gentle glycolic acid peels, or even lactic acid...