Product Overview
The Vertical CO₂ laser system uses a 10,600 nm wavelength CO₂ laser, with water as its primary target chromophore. Through controlled photothermal interaction, it enables precise tissue vaporization, cutting, and coagulation.
The system supports multiple operating modes, including Continuous Wave (CW), Super Pulse, and Fractional modes, with adjustable output parameters to meet different treatment needs. With fractional scanning technology, the laser creates microscopic thermal zones in the skin while preserving surrounding tissue, helping stimulate skin repair and collagen regeneration.
Designed for professional medical aesthetics, the system can be used for skin resurfacing, skin texture improvement, the treatment of certain scars and wrinkles, and the precise cutting and vaporization of tissue following professional assessment. It can also be used for female intimate-area treatments, subject to appropriate clinical assessment and the device’s approved indications.
This vertical carbon dioxide laser beauty device is equipped with a customer management system and printer, which can store and record customers’ treatment plans and print them at the same time.
CO₂ Laser Handpieces
Features
1、Long lifetime, about 20000 hours; Maintenance is relatively simple.
2、510K.TUV Medical CE approved vaginal tightening, skin treatment equipment.
3、 Modes: Fractional laser; Laser unfractionated; Gynae for different treatments.
4、Korea imported 7 joints arm.
5、Large touch screen, easy to operate.
Features
Precise Fractional Scanning
Distributes laser spots in defined patterns to support controlled fractional treatments and consistent coverage of the target area.
Flexible Pattern Selection
Offers versatile scanning shapes, allowing practitioners to select suitable patterns according to the treatment area and clinical needs.
Flexible Settings for Controlled Laser Delivery
Smart Client Management & Printing System
Product Parameters
All adjustable parameters and ranges depend on the specific system configuration.
| Model | CO2-D | Technology | Carbon Dioxide Fractional Laser |
| Screen | 12.4 inch color touch screen | Input voltage | AC 110V/220V 50-60Hz |
| Laser Wavelength | 10600nm | Laser Power | up to 20W(optional) |
| Light system | 7 joint arms | Pulse Duration | 0.1-10ms |
| Distance | 0.2-2.6mm | Area of diagrams | ≤20mm*20mm |
| Scanning Mode | Sequence, random, parallel (switchable) | Scanning Shapes | Triangle/square/rectangle/round/oval/hexagon/linear |
| Machine size | cm | G.W | 115KG |
FAQ
Fractional Mode: Creates microscopic treatment zones to support skin resurfacing and collagen remodeling.
Super Pulse Mode: Delivers short, high-peak-power pulses for controlled tissue ablation.
Continuous Wave (CW) Mode: Provides continuous laser output for cutting, vaporization, and coagulation.
Fractional scanning distributes laser energy in a defined pattern, creating microscopic treatment zones while leaving surrounding tissue relatively intact. This supports the skin’s natural repair process and collagen remodeling.
The system supports multiple scanning patterns, including circles, triangles, squares, rectangles, hexagons, ellipses, and lines. Pattern selection allows practitioners to adapt treatment coverage to different areas and procedural requirements.
Available handpieces may include a fractional scanning head, private treatment tips, and a cutting head. The exact configuration depends on the selected model and order specifications.
Yes. Its multiple operating modes and handpiece options can support a range of professional aesthetic and clinical procedures, helping clinics expand their service offerings with one system.
Yes. CO₂ lasers can cause significant tissue injury if used incorrectly. Operators should receive appropriate training, follow the instructions for use, and use suitable laser safety measures.
OEM/ODM options may be available, including branding, interface language, and selected configuration options. Please contact our sales team to confirm available customizations for your model.
Treatment sensations vary depending on the procedure, treatment area, energy settings, and individual sensitivity. Topical or other appropriate anesthesia may be required for certain procedures, and treatments should be performed by trained professionals.
Regular maintenance includes cleaning and inspecting handpieces, checking the articulated arm and optical components, inspecting ventilation and cooling systems, and following the manufacturer’s recommended service schedule.
Yes. A 10,600 nm CO₂ laser presents serious eye and skin hazards. Appropriate wavelength-rated protective eyewear, controlled treatment areas, plume evacuation where indicated, and trained operation are essential.
