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The fractional laser is the most commonly used instrument in clinical aesthetic medicine. In addition to treating burn scars and trauma scars, it is also very effective for blemish removal and facial rejuvenation. However, many patients do not have a clear understanding and appreciation of this. Therefore, here is an introduction to fractional laser and co2 laser resurfacing . What is the fractional laser? Fractional laser technology is actually a technical improvement on invasive lasers and is a minimally invasive treatment between invasive and non-invasive. Compared to invasive lasers, the energy is weaker and the damage is relatively minor. The principle is that the fractional laser produces a tiny beam of light that acts on the skin to create multiple tiny thermal damage zones. The skin initiates a self-repair mechanism due to damage and stimulates collagen regeneration, thus achieving the effect of blemish removal and facial rejuvenation. The fractional laser, due to its special i...

  Fractional CO2 Laser = Fractional + CO2 Laser Fractional is not a laser, but a working model of laser operation. As long as the diameter of the laser beam (spot) is less than 500μm, and the laser beam is regularly arranged in a dot pattern, the laser in this working model is the fractional laser. The CO2 laser is a fractional laser, the main medium is carbon dioxide molecules. Like other gas lasers, CO2 lasers are complex in their operation and their stimulated emission process. You can understand it as a laser light excited from CO2 gas in a special device. The fractional CO2 laser is a fractional style emitted CO2 laser. Take a flashlight as an example, its normal opening is a large light spot. But in fractional mode, it's like putting a screen in front of a flashlight, the big spot is divided into a small spot (A true fractional pattern is not the cutting of a large beam of light). At the time of emission, the laser is made into a dot pattern). It makes millimetre and centime...