Barrett Luminosity (CO2 Resurfacing)

The CO2 laser is the gold standard for skin resurfacing. Using fractionated laser technology, new cell growth is rapidly stimulated to improve skin clarity and collagen production and heal a wide variety of skin imperfections. Additionally, this treatment can be used to assist post-operative healing and scar revision at any stage.

What does
Barrett Luminosity treat?

Pre and Post Operative Instructions
CO2 Laser technology targets:
Irregular skin tone or texture

Hyperpigmentation, melasma, sun spots, and freckles

Enlarged pores

Shallow scarring and stretch marks

Fine lines and wrinkles
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Before the treatment

During your initial consultation, your esthetician will work to understand your skin conditions, goals, and any other information needed to create a unique, individualized treatment plan. To prepare for this procedure, you may be asked to stop using retinol, glycolic or salicylic acid products, avoid the sun, and plan time to recover.

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During the treatment

The results of your treatment will be seen immediately and continue to improve in the days following. Most patients experience skin redness and tenderness for a few hours or days, depending on the depth of their treatment. Typically, Barrett Luminosity is administered in a series of 3 treatments for optimal results. 

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After the treatment

The results of your treatment will be seen immediately and continue to improve in the days following. Most patients experience skin redness and tenderness for a few hours or days, depending on the depth of their treatment. Typically, Barrett Luminosity is administered in a series of 3 treatments for optimal results. 

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