Laser Pixel CO2
Pixel CO₂: Advanced laser technology for skin rejuvenation and treatment
Pixel CO₂ of Alma Lasers it is a laser system of carbon dioxide (CO₂) of last generationdesigned for a wide variety of dermatological procedures and aesthetic. Its versatility allows it to perform ablation, excision, incision, and coagulation of soft tissue without charringensuring treatments are safe and effective.
How does it work?
Pixel CO₂ harnesses the power of fractional CO₂ laser to treat skin imperfections, stimulating the natural production of collagen and promoting skin regeneration. Its advanced technology enables precise control of ablative and thermal effects, adapting to the specific needs of each patient.
Applications and benefits
✔ Skin rejuvenation: Reduces wrinkles, expression lines, and signs of aging.
✔ Scar treatment: Improves acne scars, surgical scars, and traumatic scars.
✔ Reduction of blemishes and pigmentation: Corrects hyperpigmentation and sun damage.
✔ Even skin texture and tone: Minimizes enlarged pores and enhances skin quality.
✔ Versatility in procedures: Thanks to its variety of applicators and treatment modes.
Advantages of the Pixel CO₂ system
- Highly personalized treatment tailored to the patient’s skin type and needs.
- Remarkable results in fewer sessions in comparison with other treatments.
- Safety and accuracy with cutting-edge technology that minimizes the side effects.
- Progressive recovery with cell regeneration for healthier skin.
Pixel CO₂ represents an innovative solution to reverse the signs of aging, improve skin texture, and correct imperfections, achieving visible and long-lasting results.
What treatments is it used for?
- Wrinkles
- Vaginal rejuvenation (Femilift)
- Skin spots caused by aging or other factors
- Uneven skin tone or texture
- Sun-damaged skin
- Scars caused by acne, chickenpox, or injury
- Onychomycosis (nail fungus)
- Dark circles and under-eye bags
- Veins and varicose veins in the legs
If you have fine lines or wrinkles around your eyes, mouth, or forehead, shallow acne scars, or skin that has not responded well to a facial cleansing, you may be a good candidate for the treatment. However, if you have active acne or very dark skin, you may not be eligible. This technique is also not recommended for stretch marks. It is essential to consult with a doctor or dermatology specialist to determine whether this treatment is suitable for you before undergoing any procedure of this kind.
The two most commonly used lasers for skin rejuvenation are carbon dioxide (CO2) and erbium YAG. Each laser works by vaporizing damaged skin cells at the surface level.
This method has been used for years to treat various skin concerns, including wrinkles, scars, warts, enlarged oil glands on the nose, and other conditions. The latest version of the CO2 laser for rejuvenation (fractional CO2) uses very short pulses of light energy (also known as ultra-pulsed) or continuous light beams delivered in a scanning pattern to remove thin layers of damaged skin with minimal heat exposure. Recovery can take up to two weeks.
Start by consulting a plastic surgeon or dermatologist to determine if you are a good candidate. Be sure to choose a doctor with documented training and experience in skin treatments. The doctor will determine the best laser treatment for you after considering your medical history, current health, and desired results. Inform your doctor if you have cold sores or fever blisters around your mouth, as skin rejuvenation treatment may trigger outbreaks in some people. If you decide to undergo the procedure, your doctor may advise you to avoid medications or supplements that affect blood clotting, such as aspirin, ibuprofen, or vitamin E, for about 10 days before the treatment. If you smoke, you should stop at least two weeks before and after the procedure, as smoking can slow the skin’s healing process. Your doctor may also prescribe an antibiotic to prevent bacterial infections and an antiviral medication if you are prone to cold sores or fever blisters.