Fractional CO2 Laser Resurfacing

Ablative fractional skin resurfacing using a CO2 laser Slim E30 with patented MiXto fractionation. The laser removes the old epidermis in microscopic columns and heats the deeper skin to remodel collagen, shrinking pores and smoothing wrinkles and scars from acne, trauma or surgery. At this Brno clinic the procedure needs no general anaesthesia or hospital stay, is usually a single session, and includes a follow-up within one month; make-up can typically be worn about a week later.

Fractional CO2 laser resurfacing renews the skin by treating it in a grid of microscopic columns rather than the whole surface at once. At Ambulance estetické dermatologie MUDr. Mojmír Müller the device is a CO2 laser Slim E30 with the manufacturer's patented MiXto fractionation; each pulse ablates tiny columns of old epidermis while the surrounding untreated skin speeds healing, and the controlled heat delivered into the dermis triggers a wound-healing response that lays down new, organised collagen. The visible result is tighter, smoother skin with refined pores and softened wrinkles and scars — including atrophic acne scars and scars from trauma or surgery — and an improvement in overall surface quality. Because the laser is fractional, recovery is far quicker than with fully ablative resurfacing, and the procedure needs no general anaesthesia and no hospital stay. Treatment is usually completed in a single session, performed area by area at prices ranging from a small test spot up to the whole face; severe cases may benefit from one or two further sessions four to eight weeks apart, and a follow-up within one month is included in the price. Afterwards the skin is managed with self-care at home as it heals and re-epithelialises; make-up can typically be worn around a week later. Because resurfaced skin is highly sensitive to UV, sun must be avoided for two to three months and high-factor sun protection used, which makes autumn and winter the ideal time to treat. The procedure can also address stretch marks on the abdomen after pregnancy or on the hips and inner thighs after weight change. It suits people wanting meaningful improvement in skin texture, pores, fine wrinkles or scarring and who can accommodate a short recovery and a period of sun avoidance; the dermatologist assesses the skin and reviews contraindications before treating.