The application of CO2 Laser in the medical aesthetics industry

Carbon dioxide laser is a common and classic beauty treatment, often used for skin treatments such as mole removal, flat warts, acne pit removal, and scar removal, and can also be used for facial rejuvenation treatments such as wrinkle removal. Ultra-pulsed carbon dioxide fractional laser has a remarkable effect on exfoliative treatment, and also has the therapeutic advantages of short recovery period and small damage.

1. Scar repair: CO2 laser forms tiny thermal damage zones through focal pyrolysis and stimulating effects, promoting the proliferation and rearrangement of collagen fibers and elastic fibers, thereby effectively treating atrophic scars and hypertrophic scars. Ultra-pulsed CO2 fractional laser performs outstandingly in improving scar scores, with high safety and few adverse reactions. In addition, CO2 lasers can also be used for precise grinding of uneven scars such as acne pits, surgical scars, and burn scars, promoting the regeneration of smooth new skin.

2. Treatment of viral skin diseases ‌: CO2 laser can be used in the treatment of various viral infectious skin diseases such as flat warts, common warts and filamentous warts.

3. Photoaging of skin: CO2 laser can trigger collagen contraction and regeneration through thermal effects, improve skin elasticity and reduce the degree of skin aging. Rejuvenation combined with ultra-pulsed CO2 fractional laser in the treatment of patients with facial skin photoaging has remarkable effects and high safety.

4. Field of beauty: CO2 lasers are also used to treat beauty problems such as enlarged pores and fine wrinkles on the skin, promoting epidermal regeneration through precise vaporization and improving skin appearance.

CO2 lasers are also widely used in dentistry:

1. Oral soft tissue surgery: CO2 laser performs cutting by vaporizing the tissue and generates a large amount of heat during use, causing the tissue to carbonize rapidly. It is mainly used in oral soft tissue surgery such as gingival resection, gingival formation, gingival sulcus formation, frenulum resection, etc. ‌

2. Hemostatic function: CO2 laser has a good hemostatic function and is suitable for the treatment of stomatitis, lingual frenulum surgery, tumor resection, etc. It is particularly useful on the cheek and tongue surface.

3. Adjuvant therapy: It is also used in root canal treatment, peri-implantitis, disinfection and sterilization, etc., and can help reduce the risk of bleeding and infection during surgery ‌.