Am I a Good Candidate for Body Sculpting?
Weight loss and exercise can deliver a stronger and more toned body, but problem areas can linger. Body sculpting offers a way to refine the contours of your body. Are you a good candidate?
4 Ways Tetra CO2 Enhances Your Physique
Have you been searching for a way to enhance your physique with healthier, more radiant skin? The providers at Carl N. Williams, Jr. M.D. Hand and Plastic Surgery in Las Vegas, Nevada, have an innovative solution: the Tetra CO2 laser featuring CoolPeelTM from the best-in-class Cartessa suite of treatments.
Carbon dioxide (CO2) laser therapy improves your physique and the health of your skin using light energy that stimulates your body’s natural healing processes. CoolPeel technology fractures the energy into tiny beams, targeting micro-columns of skin cells without harming surrounding tissue.
This FDA-cleared system is a safe and effective way to achieve your aesthetic goals. While everyone is different, most men and women get the best results from a number of treatments spaced out over 4-6 weeks.
Here are four ways Tetra CO2 laser treatments can enhance your physique and help you achieve your aesthetic goals.
1. Tighten and firm
The most common protein in your body, collagen supports your internal structures, bones, and skin. As you get older, collagen production naturally declines, causing your skin to loosen and sag.
Collagen is produced in the middle layers of your skin, and the energy from Tetra CO2 laser boosts the production of this vital protein. This increased production replaces old skin cells with firmer, tighter collagen fibers.
As a result, you enjoy tighter firmer skin where you have the treatment, including areas like your abdomen, buttocks, thighs, and arms. Your provider at Carl N. Williams, Jr. M.D. Hand and Plastic Surgery can give you personalized treatment recommendations.
2. Even out skin tone and texture
It’s hard to feel like your body is at your best when you notice uneven skin tone and texture. The Tetra CO2 technology gently removes damaged skin cells while stimulating your collagen production so you enjoy fresher, more even skin. The treatment also improves textural concerns, like rough patches, with newer, stronger collagen fibers.
3. Banish body blemishes
When you have blemishes on your body, like scars or stretch marks, they can seriously affect your self image. The rejuvenating effects of Tetra CO2 — boosting collagen production and restructuring damaged cells — improves the texture and color of skin blemishes, minimizing their appearance.
4. Make wrinkles fade away
Wrinkles and fine lines don’t just affect the skin on your face — they appear all over your body. This can take away from your overall physique and may make you self-conscious about baring your skin in the summer.
Fortunately, treatments with the Tetra CO2 laser can help. By removing damaged skin and stimulating the generation of new, healthier cells, your wrinkles and fine lines fade.
Are you ready to get started with Tetra CO2 laser for a better physique? Schedule an appointment with Carl N. Williams, Jr. M.D. Hand and Plastic Surgery in Las Vegas today.
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