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CoolPeel works best for people with light to medium skin tones who have wrinkles, fine lines, or uneven skin. If you have very dark or super sensitive skin, it might not be the best fit. Contraindications for the CoolPeel laser include pregnancy or nursing, active infections like herpes simplex or severe acne, uncontrolled diabetes, and a history of conditions that impair healing like autoimmune diseases or keloid scarring. Patients taking oral isotretinoin within the last 6-12 months or photosensitizing medications are also contraindicated, along with recent use of other laser treatments, chemical peels, or specific supplements and medications.
Unlike traditional CO2 lasers, which can be quite intense, the CoolPeel method is designed to minimize heat damage to the skin, which means a more comfortable treatment and a faster return to your normal routine.
CoolPeel is designed for minimal recovery time compared to traditional laser resurfacing, making it a convenient option for patients who want visible results without an extended healing period.
Contraindications include pregnancy or nursing, active infections like herpes simplex or severe acne, uncontrolled diabetes, and a history of conditions that impair healing, such as autoimmune disease or keloid scarring. Recent isotretinoin use, photosensitizing medications, or other recent laser or peel treatments may also affect eligibility.
You can contact our Steele Creek office to schedule a consultation and find out if CoolPeel laser is the right treatment for your skin goals.