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CO2 Laser & CoolPeel Skin Resurfacing

Type

Laser Therapy (HILT)

Duration

1 hour

Beyond the Needle Med Spa provides advanced laser skin resurfacing using the DEKA Tetra CO2 laser and CoolPeel technology, alongside Discovery Pico picosecond laser and IPL photofacial treatments. These address sun damage, fine lines, uneven skin tone, textural irregularities, and pigmentation. CoolPeel minimizes thermal damage to surrounding tissue, reducing social downtime compared to traditional ablative CO2.

About this treatment

Laser skin resurfacing is among the most clinically effective treatments for photorejuvenation, and Beyond the Needle Med Spa in Studio City offers this technology through the DEKA Tetra CO2 laser platform. This system supports multiple delivery modes including the CoolPeel protocol, which delivers precise superficial ablative energy to stimulate collagen while minimizing thermal impact to surrounding tissue — resulting in shorter recovery periods than…

For patients with more significant photodamage, deeper rhytids, or pronounced textural concerns, the DEKA Tetra's full CO2 delivery modes allow more aggressive resurfacing while leveraging SmartStack technology to manage heat accumulation. This flexibility makes the platform suitable for a wide range of Fitzpatrick skin types and treatment depths.

Common indications treated at the Studio City clinic include perioral and periocular fine lines, sun spots and lentigines, rough or uneven texture, mild to moderate skin laxity, and superficial acne scarring. The IPL Photofacial uses intense pulsed light to target redness, sun damage, and uneven pigmentation with minimal downtime. The Discovery Pico picosecond laser addresses pigmentation concerns, melasma, and patients who may not be candidates for…

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