Wrinkle Removal

Laser treatment using the fractional CO2 laser allows for the reliable removal of wrinkles, scars and pigmentation spots.
The CO2 laser beam, which unlike older laser methods only penetrates the upper and middle skin layers while sparing the subcutaneous tissue, stimulates new collagen formation and thus enables permanent wrinkle removal. Because this advanced method affects the skin to a lesser degree, the treated tissue heals significantly faster.
What else distinguishes the fractional CO2 laser?
- Fine lines can be smoothed, skin texture improved and elasticity enhanced.
- Scars caused by accidents or acne can be reliably removed within two to three treatments.
- Good results can also be achieved with scars from surgery or burns.
- Elimination of age-related spots on the skin.
- Skin rejuvenation through laser treatment with the fractional CO2 laser.
How does a fractional CO2 laser treatment work?
During the laser application, the patient perceives only a slight tingling sensation — the treatment is not painful. After the procedure, your face will be cooled, as a mild burning sensation may be felt at the treated area for a few hours. Significant redness of the skin, which may last two to three days, is a possible side effect. In addition, slight swelling around the eyes may occur.
Make-up can be applied again after just one day, while intense and direct sun exposure should be avoided for two to three months. After that, it is recommended to continue protecting the skin by using sunscreen with a high SPF for some time.
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