Halo vs C02 Laser Treatment

CO2 laser resurfacing is used to treat a variety of skin conditions. CO2 lasers very precisely remove thin layers of skin with minimal heat damage to the surrounding structures.

CO2 laser resurfacing is usually performed on an outpatient basis, using local anesthesia in combination with sedative medications given by mouth or through a vein.

The areas to be treated are numbed with a local anesthetic. General anesthesia may be used when the entire face is treated. Wrinkles around the eyes, mouth or forehead may be treated individually, or a full-face laser resurfacing may be performed. A partial-face laser resurfacing takes 30 to 45 minutes, and the full-face treatment takes one-and-a-half to two hours.

Buckhead Facial Plastic Surgery believes in empowering patients to rediscover their natural inner beauty primarily through anti-aging solutions that allow them to look and feel more confident.

Buckhead Facial Plastic Surgery is one of Atlanta Georgia’s Top Facial Plastic Surgery Practices led by Dr. Theresa Jarmuz, a double board-certified Facial Plastic Surgeon.

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