CO₂ Laser Resurfacing in Coral Springs

Skin quality, texture, and recovery

Ablative laser resurfacing treats the skin surface and may be considered for selected texture concerns, wrinkles, and scars. Fractional treatments address a pattern of treatment zones. Suitability and settings depend on the device, area, and individual assessment.

At your consultation, explain what you want to address, your history of pigment changes or scarring, previous procedures, medications, and any history of cold sores. Your provider will discuss whether CO₂ resurfacing or another approach fits your situation.

Plan around healing

Resurfacing requires preparation and aftercare. Redness, swelling, and peeling can occur. Recovery varies with treatment intensity and location; a photograph of someone else’s progress cannot predict yours. Ask how to plan work, exercise, sun exposure, skin care, and follow-up.

Risks and alternatives

Risks include infection, changes in skin pigmentation, delayed healing, and scarring. Review your individual risks and the alternatives with your clinician. Do not stop prescribed medications or change your skin care without discussing the plan with your provider.

What happens after the assessment?

Discuss the proposed treatment area and intensity, your anticipated healing window, and the aftercare you will need at home. Ask when the skin can be reassessed and whether further treatment might be considered. A fixed number of sessions cannot predict your outcome.

Compare recovery and suitability with chemical peels and other options discussed at your consultation.

Your care at Luxe Haus

Aesthetic and wellness care is led by Kerry Cabrera, MSN, APRN, FNP-BC, a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner and co-founder. Your consultation includes your health history, priorities, and a discussion of appropriate options. Meet Kerry and Massiel.

Questions before your visit