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PIH is seen UNIVERSALLY in Skin type 4 and above with moderate density CO2 fractional laser. This should be discussed with your dermatologist. PIH can be reduced by the use of adequate SPF, and also HQ. Lasers such as pico or nano QSL can easily address PIH. All the best, Dr Davin S. Lim. Brisbane. Australia.
Post Co2 redness is not uncommon for your type of skin. I recommend more time between sessions to allow for your skin to calm down. Pushing things with other treatments while still irritated can lead to hyper-pigmentation. Especially with your type of skin. In the mean time, use very...
OK, you seem to know what is best for your scars so I will answer your question directly. It is fine to have Co2 laser done - if that is what you want. In my practice, I often combine treatments in the one day. Here is the logic. Excise with punch, the result? Scar tissue removed. Do not suture ...
I will not race you on public roads (this is not sensible nor is it professional- see previous answers). If you want a specific laser, I know that Dr Rox Anderson is well versed in the YouLaser MT. He is in Boston, and he is one of the World's best Specialist. He is not a Physician who decides...
