Every year, cosmetology offers increasingly accurate and effective methods of deep skin rejuvenation. But among them, CO2 laser therapy in Denver, CO, occupies a special place—a powerful technology capable of transforming your skin, literally “erasing” the traces left by time and past events. It does not mask imperfections, but triggers natural renewal processes from within, restoring youthfulness, elasticity, and a healthy glow to the skin.
At Safi Miran Denver Medical Spa, this procedure is performed by experienced cosmetologists using certified, state-of-the-art equipment, so you will see results after just one session. If you are looking for a way to deeply and permanently rejuvenate your skin, CO2 laser therapy is exactly what you need.
What is CO2 laser therapy?
Fractional CO2 laser is a modern laser technology based on carbon dioxide radiation. It selectively vaporizes the upper layers of the skin, stimulating powerful regeneration and collagen synthesis in the deep layers of the dermis. This achieves a noticeable rejuvenating effect, evens out the skin’s texture, and eliminates wrinkles, scars, and other aesthetic imperfections.
CO2 laser restoration combines two actions:
- Aggressive surface grinding – to remove dead skin cells, unevenness, and pigmentation.
- Deep heating – to activate tissue renewal at the dermis level.
The result is firm, smooth, tight skin with an even color and texture.
Features of CO2 laser application
CO2 laser resurfacing is used for the following areas:
- Face (forehead, cheeks, nasolabial area, eyelids)
- Neck and décolleté area
- Hands
- Back and abdomen (to remove stretch marks)
- Genitals
- Body (post-traumatic or post-surgical scars)
The procedure takes place in several stages. First, a local anesthetic cream is applied. Then the specialist treats the selected area with a fractional CO2 laser. After the procedure, the skin will be red, and scabs and flaking may appear—this is a normal part of the recovery process. It lasts for 5–10 days, depending on the depth of the treatment and the individual characteristics of the body. During this time, it is important to follow the cosmetologist’s recommendations: moisturize the skin, avoid the sun, and do not apply decorative cosmetics. Complete skin recovery is observed within 3–4 weeks. For a lasting effect, 1–2 procedures per year are sufficient in most cases. However, deep scars or age-related changes may require a course of 2–3 sessions at intervals of several months. All cases are considered individually by a specialist.
