Scar & Stretch Marks Management
(Acne scars, burn, traumatic & surgical scars)
Scar management and skin resurfacing focus on improving the appearance, texture, and visibility of scars caused by acne, stretch marks, burns, injuries, or surgery. Scars can differ in depth, colour, thickness, and texture, which is why every scar needs a personalised assessment before treatment. At Derma Space, Dr. Tushyata evaluates the type of scar, skin quality, healing pattern, and patient expectations before suggesting suitable options such as lasers, microneedling, subcision, TCA Cross, or combination-based treatments. The aim is to support smoother-looking skin, improve uneven texture, and guide patients with realistic expectations and proper aftercare.

Fractional CO2 Laser
Understanding Fractional CO2 Laser
Fractional CO2 Laser is an advanced skin resurfacing procedure used to improve uneven skin texture, acne scars, fine lines, enlarged pores, and certain types of scars. The laser creates controlled micro-injuries in the skin, which support the skin’s natural repair process and collagen remodelling over time. Since it works at a deeper level than regular facials or surface treatments, it requires proper assessment, preparation, and aftercare.
At Derma Space, Dr. Tushyata evaluates the patient’s skin type, scar depth, pigmentation tendency, sensitivity, and treatment goals before recommending Fractional CO2 Laser. This ensures a more suitable and carefully planned approach.
Skin Concerns It Can Help With
Fractional CO2 Laser may be considered for acne scars, traumatic scars, surgical scars, burn marks, stretch marks, rough texture, sun damage, fine lines, and certain resurfacing needs. It is especially useful when the skin has uneven texture or depressed scars that require collagen stimulation. However, not every scar or skin type is treated in the same way, and some patients may need combination treatments for better improvement.
At Derma Space, Dr. Tushyata studies the type of scar, its depth, location, and surrounding skin quality before deciding whether Fractional CO2 Laser is suitable or if another approach should be combined.
Treatment Approach at Derma Space
The treatment plan for Fractional CO2 Laser is customised according to the patient’s concern, skin condition, and tolerance. Before the procedure, Dr. Tushyata explains preparation, expected downtime, session gap, aftercare, and realistic improvement. The laser settings are chosen carefully to balance effectiveness with skin safety. Since skin healing continues gradually after the procedure, results are seen over time rather than immediately. Patients may need more than one session depending on the concern being treated.
At Derma Space, the focus is on structured treatment, proper skin preparation, and guided recovery to support smoother-looking and healthier skin texture.
Aftercare and Recovery
After Fractional CO2 Laser, the skin may appear red, swollen, sensitive, or slightly crusted for a few days, depending on the intensity of treatment. Proper aftercare is very important to support healing and reduce the risk of pigmentation, irritation, or infection. Patients are usually guided to use gentle skincare, avoid sun exposure, apply sunscreen regularly, and avoid scrubbing or active products until the skin recovers. Makeup and certain products may need to be avoided for a short period.
At Derma Space, Dr. Tushyata provides clear aftercare instructions and follow-up guidance so that healing remains smooth and well-monitored.
Why Dermatologist-Led Treatment Matters
Fractional CO2 Laser is a powerful procedure and should be performed only after proper skin evaluation. When done without medical guidance, it may lead to burns, pigmentation, prolonged redness, infection, or worsening of marks, especially in sensitive or darker skin tones. A dermatologist-led approach helps in choosing the right patient, right settings, right session gap, and right aftercare.
At Derma Space, Dr. Tushyata plans the treatment carefully after understanding the patient’s concern and skin behaviour. The aim is to improve skin texture gradually while keeping safety, comfort, and realistic expectations at the centre of the treatment journey.


