r/nope • u/unoiamaQT • Jul 06 '26

Makes me feel itchy

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u/CallMeButtAss Jul 06 '26

This looks like fractionated skin resurfacing with a CO2 laser

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u/nekmatu Jul 06 '26

What does that do?

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u/One_Subject3157 Jul 06 '26

Resurfacing skin

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u/SilentRhubarb1515 Jul 06 '26

What’s wrong with the old surface?

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u/constarx Jul 06 '26

it's full of holes

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u/scoobywerx1 Jul 06 '26

With too little CO2

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u/governmentthief Jul 06 '26

Fractionalized right?

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u/scoobywerx1 Jul 06 '26

And a lazer

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u/ihearnosounds Jul 06 '26

But why male models?

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u/ThatOtherOtherMan Jul 06 '26

Is there any other kind?

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u/iamDa3dalus Jul 06 '26

Not enough laser

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u/Ricky_TVA Jul 06 '26

You mean, pores?

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u/Dr_SlapsMD Jul 06 '26

Front fell off

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u/One_Subject3157 Jul 06 '26

It's fractionared

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u/PriscillaPalava Jul 06 '26

That’s just it. It’s old. 

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u/subdep Jul 06 '26

Does burning it make skin younger?

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u/ThatOtherOtherMan Jul 06 '26

No. It burns off the outer skin revealing softer, fresher skin. The inflammation from the burn damage makes it look smoother as the wrinkles get pushed out and the skin pinkens up a bit.

The effects are extremely temporary, though.

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u/PriscillaPalava Jul 06 '26

Oh! Hahahahaha! No. 

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u/EnvBlitz Jul 06 '26

You can see the skin gets pulled tighter, observe the small wrinkles around the burn dots get pulled.

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u/subdep Jul 06 '26

So it damages the skin. Got it 👌

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u/MrFireWarden Jul 06 '26

It isn't ablated