Laser Resurfacing
CO2 Laser Facial
Resurface, rebuild, renew.
The Bella Donna CO2 Fractional Laser — versatile resurfacing with visible results after one treatment.

- Appointment
- 60 – 90 min
- Downtime
- 3 – 7 days
- Results
- After 1 session
- Series
- 1 – 3 sessions
The treatment
Designed around your starting point.
The Bella Donna CO2 Fractional Laser is an automated aesthetic laser built to rejuvenate and refine skin texture. Wrinkles, age spots and sagging appear as collagen and elastin production slows — fractional resurfacing prompts the skin to rebuild both.
Visible results appear after a single treatment, and a short series delivers tighter, smoother skin. Depth and coverage are dialed to your skin type, concern and how much recovery time you can take.
Numb and prep
Topical anesthetic makes the session comfortable.
Fractional passes
Microscopic columns of energy resurface without treating every cell.
Heal and rebuild
Skin peels over several days as new collagen forms.
Options
Ways to book CO2 Laser Facial
Full Face CO2 Resurfacing
Consultation requiredComplete facial resurfacing for texture, tone and fine lines.
Targeted CO2 Treatment
Consultation requiredFocused treatment for scarring, the perioral area or specific zones.
CO2 with Neck & Décolleté
Consultation requiredExtends resurfacing below the jawline for a consistent result.
Expect redness and flaking for three to seven days. Keep skin moist, avoid sun completely, and use SPF 30+ once healed.
Questions
What to expect, how to prepare
How much downtime should I plan for?
Most clients take three to seven days. Skin is red and flaking initially, then settles into a fresh, tighter surface.
Does it hurt?
Topical numbing is applied first. Most people describe warmth and prickling rather than pain, with a sunburn sensation afterwards.
How many treatments will I need?
One session produces visible change. Deeper scarring or heavy sun damage may benefit from a short series.
Is it safe for my skin tone?
Settings vary with skin type and history. We assess suitability at consultation and may recommend pre-treatment for pigmentation-prone skin.

