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CO2 Laser resurfacing

What it is: CO2 laser resurfacing is an ablative laser procedure for removing damaged and wrinkled skin, layer by layer. Upon healing, the skin should appear smooth and rejuvenated.  Common applications include the removal of fine lines around the eyes and mouth, but the whole face can be treated.

What it addresses:  Skin conditions, including:

- Fine lines
- Facial scars
- Sun damage
- Uneven pigmentation

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Can CO2 laser resurfacing get rid of Fordyce spots?

I have a case of little bumps on my penis that I really want to get rid of. I believe it is Fordyce Spots but I am not sure. I heard the Co2 laser can eliminate these spots. Is that true? How much would it cost?

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Josh
Josh
11/13/08

I know of a few people who have had it done and two had good results and the third had recurrance price is around $2000-$4000

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