CO2 Laser + Syringoma Q&A

In my consultation with one doctor it was recommended that I do the Madonna (CO2 Laser) procedure but I want to make sure I am getting the best treatment. It was suggested that I would need approximately 3 procedures to get optimal results with no guarantee of reoccurrence. I am 33 years old with freckles & fair skin.

Would a BCA cream work best to remove my syringomas? I also have had CO2 once and they came back within a couple months. Arethese even syringomas? Have you had success with completely removing all of them and not having them come back

Does laser treatment work on fairly extensive areas? A large portion of mostly the right side of my neck is covered with eruptive syringoma that occasionally get itchy and irritated and always look like I have a red rash. I also have a few under my eyes. They are dermatologist confirmed to be syringoma. Looking for prognosis and cost to treat.

As well as whats seems to be syringoma/milia. I am 23 years old. I really want to get this problem fixed, what would be the best course of action to take, layers? CO2 resurfacing?

I am nervous because I have read that dark olive skin people should not get laser resurfacing due to scarring and hyper-pigmentation. I know I need to stay out of the sun and will totally do if I get this procedure done. What are your thoughts? If you do not recommend laser what would you recommend? If I can not get these syringoma eliminated, what treatment would you suggest to just make my overall skin look younger and healthier?

I have some syringoma and milia around my eyes I want to get rid off through laser treatment but I am scared after getting it removed if they will leave any marks on my skin ???

Ive had 2 sessions of CO2re laser and 2 sessions of hyfrecation on syringomas underneath the eyes and feel that they are only minimally improved. Usually for larger or dealer lesions, what is the maximum number of treatments needed to fully flatten them??

I have a lot of syringomas under my eyes and I'm looking to treat them. I reached out to a doctor who wanted to do laser surgery to improve it but it sounded like they haven't had a lot of experience with this type of procedure. Are there any dermatologists in New York City or New Jersey that have a lot of experience with removing syringomas? Would they recommend using a laser treatment? Any advice would really help!

I had a Co2 laser done 6 days ago around my orbital area and some scabs have slowly come off.However, I noticed that the skin underneath appears to still be elevated and bumpy like it was before the treatment. Is this normal? Will it flatten off over time? My doctor told me that I require only one treatment to get rid of it. Do I need a second treatment?