Laser eCO2 and erythema?

Proper wound care and application of a cortisone ointment may be helpful. We would begin you on Melarase creams and Replenish Retinoid Cream to help reduce the chance of scar visibility. Speak to your surgeon. Best, Dr. Karamanoukian Los Angeles

Thank you for your question and for the photo posting. It certainly appears that any inflammation from the laser that might affect a possible followup procedure has sufficiently subsided for you to proceed with a procedure. The question then becomes: what to do and when?  This is not an...

The CO2 laser works best when the entire area of concern is treated together. It's difficult to spot treat with this type of laser. Another laser may be more suitable to treat smaller areas. It is best to consult with a board-certified laser expert.

In my opinion, You would not need the traditional non fractionated co2. I believe you would benefit from some scar modification prior to a laser.Tca cross and subscision would lift your scars.After that, a fractionated ablative or non ablative or combination would help.Ask to see before and...

Our office specializes in fractional co2 laser and I have written several articles on fractional co2 in academic journals. We advise patients who undergo fractional co2 laser to apply Melarase AM and Melarase PM before and immediately after the laser session. Best,Dr. Karamanoukian Los...

OK, the question is was this a fully ablative laser (CO2) or a fractional CO2 laser? What settings? What density? Do you have a history of rosacea, eczema or sensitive skin? What moisturiser are you using?This will all guide your treating laser specialist in regards to the expected healing times...