How long will my face be red after CO2 laser?

The redness that you get from CO2 laser is because of the treatment and because of the extra blood flow for the skin to heal. The majority of that is in the first week to 10 days and then you can easily cover it up. But if you got out of a shower or swimming pool and you had no makeup, that pink stage is usually about two, maybe three months.

ALWAYS do plenty of research when considering surgery! Facial cosmetic surgery is extremely specialized—it is essential to select an excellent surgeon with knowledge in ophthalmology, cosmetic surgery, oculofacial plastic surgery and laser surgery—Dr. Cole is board certified in all four!!!

If you’re considering surgery or have any questions, give us a call at (404) 256-1500 or go thru our website, OculusPlasticSurgery.com, to schedule your consultation with a quadruple board certified plastic surgeon!

Dr. Chip Cole is a quadruple board-certified surgeon based in Atlanta, specializing in ophthalmology and plastic surgery of the eyes and face—honored with The Golden Scalpel Award for Surgical Excellence.

Dr. Cole is also a fellowship instructor for two university programs, training tomorrow's surgeons, and has been honored with the Most Outstanding Faculty Award several times. Dr. Cole is frequently shares his knowledge through teaching lectures, and has been an invited keynote speaker to many prestigious universities. He is also an Amazon #1 Best-Selling author!

Want to stay home? Dr. Cole also offers virtual consultations (video visits) and is always happy to review any photos sent thru messenger or email!

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Oculus Plastic Surgery
5505 Peachtree-Dunwoody Rd
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Atlanta, GA 30342
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