What problems could I potentially encounter with the Infini by Lutronic?

September 21, 2015
Asked By:Skin repair needed in Richmond, VA

I am considering getting Infini by Lutronic to help with pitting (indentations into skin as a result from co2 laser) and mildly lined and loose skin around my mouth. I am 59 years old. I used to have evenly pigmented skin but now suffer from hypopigmentation and mild hyperpigmentation. This is a result of co2 ablative laser resurfacing I had 4 years ago. My new doctor is suggesting is the infini to help tighten some areas as well as help with collagen building. I'm concerned of further pitting.

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