JIWOO Clinic plans CO2 Laser care after reviewing your goals, medical history, anatomy, and expected recovery.
A considered approach
What this treatment may support
- Can target selected surface lesions after diagnosis
- May improve the appearance of texture or scars
- Offers focal or fractional treatment approaches
- Allows depth and coverage to be planned by concern
Consultation first
Who may want to discuss it
- Selected benign surface lesions after assessment
- Acne-scar or texture concerns suited to ablation
- People able to complete wound care and sun protection
- Those who accept the downtime of the chosen setting
Your visit
What to expect
Session planning
Treatment time and repeat needs depend on diagnosis, area, focal versus fractional technique, and healing response.
Recovery
Oozing, crusting, swelling, redness, prolonged pinkness, infection, scarring, or pigment change are possible; wound care is essential.
Results
Healing and visible improvement vary, and complete scar or lesion removal cannot be guaranteed; recurrence is possible.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Can every mole or bump be removed with CO2 laser?
No. A lesion should be assessed first, and anything suspicious may require dermatologic examination or biopsy rather than cosmetic laser treatment.
How long will redness last?
It varies with treatment depth, area, skin response, and aftercare. Deeper or broader treatment generally causes longer visible recovery.