CO2 Laser in Franklin TN

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CO2 laser resurfacing is a fractional skin treatment that creates controlled micro-injuries in the skin to stimulate collagen production and accelerate cellular renewal. By targeting damaged skin layers while leaving surrounding tissue intact, this advanced technology improves texture, tone, and firmness.

At Tru U Esthetix in Franklin, TN, we customize each CO2 laser session based on your skin type, concerns, and goals. From lighter resurfacing for a healthy glow to deeper treatments for acne scars and advanced texture concerns, this treatment can be tailored for noticeable, long-lasting results.

CO2 laser resurfacing not only improves the surface of the skin but also supports deeper collagen remodeling for continued improvement over time

CO2 laser treatment is ideal for individuals in Franklin, TN who want to improve texture, acne scarring, sun damage, fine lines, or overall skin quality. It is especially beneficial for those who feel their skincare routine is no longer delivering noticeable results.

You may be a strong candidate if you:

• Have acne scars or enlarged pores

• Notice fine lines or early skin laxity

• Have uneven tone or sun damage

• Want a more dramatic improvement than traditional facials

During your consultation at Tru U Esthetix, we assess your skin type, medical history, and goals to ensure CO2 laser resurfacing is safe and appropriate for you.

How long is the downtime after CO2 laser?

Downtime varies depending on treatment depth. Lighter treatments may involve a few days of redness and flaking, while deeper resurfacing may require 5–7 days of recovery.

Is CO2 laser painful?

Topical numbing is applied before treatment to maximize comfort. Most clients describe the sensation as warm or mildly intense but very tolerable.

How many sessions will I need?

Some clients see significant improvement after one session, while others may benefit from a series depending on the severity of scarring or texture concerns.

When will I see results?

Initial improvements are visible once the skin heals, with continued collagen remodeling over several months.