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Alma Pixel CO2 |
Fractionated CO2 Skin Resurfacing System
Benefits of the fractional resurfacing include significant improvment tothe tone and texture of skin in one treatment, minimal down time and faster healing (patients usually return to normal activities within three days), easy to use with a short learning curve and no consumables.
- Rental $750, avaerage patient fee $2500
Alma Pixel CO2
Alma Lasers’ fractional ablative CO2 solution, the Pixel® CO2, represents the best of both worlds for skin resurfacing. It combines the proven effectiveness of an ablative approach with the patient comfort level and convenience that approaches a non-ablative solution.
If you currently provide non-ablative skin rejuvenation and have found that many of your patients need something more aggressive, then the Pixel CO2 may be the solution you have been looking for. The Pixel CO2 provides high-quality results, while eliminating the traumatic side effects often associated with CO2 resurfacing.
The Pixel Fractional CO2 is the newest and best technology for a combination of indications in one treatment:
- Clears photo-damage skin
- Smoothes fine lines, wrinkles and rhytids
- Shrinks the appearance of pores
- Fills in acne scars
- Blends uneven pigmentation
Also Available
Radiancy Whisper Solid-State Erbium YAG laser provides Micro-Fractional Ablative Treatments with a safe and effective treatment With no downtime. Several treatments can be used to effectively get similar results to the CO2 with no downtime.
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eCO2™ |
eCO2™
The eCO2 from Lutronic, the premium CO2 fractional resurfacing platform, combines versatility and easy-to-use dual mode technology with the deep ablative properties of a CO2 laser system.
With aging, the epidermis thins. The number of melanocytes decreases, but those remaining melanocytes, increase in size. Aging skin thus appears thinner, more translucent. Age spots may appear in sun-exposed areas. Changes in the connective tissue reduce the skin's strength and elasticity. Aging of the skin is associated with progressive atrophy of the dermis, as well as changes in the architectural organization, leading to folds and wrinkles.
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