My skin looked dull

I had three co2 laser sessions scheduled. From the beginning the doctor kept telling me not to go with CO2 and recommended more expensive treatment. She said my skin (Asian) is not good for the procedure with even non ablative co2. Other practices told me that non ablative CO2 should be good with good care. Even on the first treatment day, she asked if I want to change to her recommended treatment. I said no. After four weeks later, my skin looked kinda dull. At the same time, I remembered the machine what I thought I saw right next to the procedure chair. When I looked it up, it was not for CO2 laser. So I emailed to confirm if I got CO2 or not. I explained as well that my skin looked dull. The doctor replied back with rude tone accusing me that I do not trust her. At the end of the email, she said she would feel better to stop the entire procedures. We were supposed to talk on the phone to clarify but she recommended me to come in to talk. When I went to the office, basically, she said she would stop further procedures completely. Fine. Then why did I have to drive 40 minutes to hear that? I think I did not get the CO2 and based on her attitude, she is not confident with the procedure. I actually got minor laser burn right below my right eye. After applying Aquaphor, it healed eventually. The thing is that she was sitting on my right side. She did more on my right side of face. So more swelling on the right and more intensiveness on my right face... It is a three session package. The funny thing is that the first two session cost more and the last one is about half the price although they are the same procedures. Maybe that's intentional as ppl are not happy and cancel after one or two? Or she cancels when things don't go well and charge more for the early sessions. Be careful and make sure that you ask questions before you get any cosmetic services from her.