Carbon dioxide skin resurfacing methods are rapidly changing and improving. This new technology rejuvenates sun damaged and wrinkled skin. Carbon dioxide lasers have been in use for many years in treating benign and malignant skin conditions.
New carbon dioxide lasers use short-pulsed light energy and continuous light beams which are delivered in a scanning pattern to precisely remove thin layers of skin with very little damage to the surrounding structures. Wrinkles and scars, warts, birthmarks, enlarged oil glands on the nose and other similar skin conditions are successfully removed using the carbon dioxide laser skin resurfacing treatment. There are several other methods of laser skin resurfacing using different chemicals.
Laser treatments are common, easy and give good results. Laser skin resurfacing methods not only rejuvenate the skin but also remove warts and scars, lines and wrinkles. The patient should not have any skin problems. She can be of any age but usually it is the woman in her thirties or forties who undergoes laser skin resurfacing technique to clear her facial skin of wrinkles and lines.
The treatment consists of exactly and precisely aiming at the affected area, treating the skin and creating new skin. The treatment is done on an outpatient basis. Performed with local anesthesia and competed in half an hour to two hours depending upon the area to be treated. The patient's face is covered with sterile gauze, which is continuously kept moist with frequent face washing with mild vinegar, or saline. The area will also be covered with Vaseline or some other similar medication. She can use ice packs to prevent swelling and scab formation. The patient will need someone to take care of her in the first couple of days till the old skin peels off and the new one is formed.
The new skin will be blemish less. There will be no scars, no wrinkles or lines. It may be pink in color or reddish, depending upon the original skin color of the patient. Redheads and blondes take a longer time to come back to normal skin. The rejuvenated skin should not be exposed to the hot sun and adequate care has to be taken to keep the fresh skin from getting infected. The patient will be given painkillers in the initial stages to alleviate pain. After a couple of moths the rejuvenated skin will look good and the effect of the treatment will last for a couple of years at least.
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