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Fractional CO2 resurfacing: has it replaced ablative resurfacing techniques?

The author uses the pulsed ablative CO2 laser regularly for skin rejuvenation. This decision is based on the gold standard status of the CO2 modality and an innovative aftercare treatment shown in the author's practice to greatly reduce the complications of ablative pulsed CO2 laser treatment. Depending on the patient and the severity of the skin condition, the author customizes each treatment, which may also include fractional CO2 lasers, fat grafting, facelifting, or any combination of these techniques. This article presents a detailed description of the evolution of skin rejuvenation with lasers and the current role of lasers as an adjunct to face and necklift surgery.

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