GENERAL USAGE / PRE-FILLER PREP

CREDIT: PINKY ELLIOT, RN

The patient presented for filler and neuromodulator consultation with significant skin inflammation and barrier compromise, so injectable treatment was postponed. Retinoid use was discontinued, skincare routine was simplified, and CO2Lift® Pro was applied daily for 48 hours. Results are shown at the 2-day follow up, and continued daily treatment was recommended for an additional three days before reassessing injectable candidacy.

POST MICRONEEDLING

CREDIT: NAOMI BARRETT, NP-C

Following microneedling, visible reduction in erythema was observed within 45 minutes of CO2Lift® application. At Day 4, a side-by-side comparison using an otherwise identical protocol showed persistent erythema without CO2Lift®, while the CO2Lift®-treated skin appeared visibly calmer with markedly reduced redness.

ACNE & REDNESS TRANSFORMATION WITH THE CO2LIFT® RESET PROTOCOL

CREDIT: JILLIAN BELLANGAR

This case follows a six-treatment Reset Protocol—three treatments in the first week, followed by one weekly treatment for three weeks—to address acne and facial redness. After completing the series, the patient showed visibly calmer skin, reduced redness, and fewer active breakouts.

SKIN REJUVENATION WITH THE CO2LIFT® RESET PROTOCOL

CREDIT: TBD

This case features the six-treatment Reset Protocol—three treatments in the first week, followed by one weekly treatment for three weeks—to address visible signs of aging. After completing the series, the patient showed smoother-looking skin, softened fine lines, and a brighter, more refreshed complexion.

POST MICRONEEDLING

CO2Lift® PRO was applied immediately following microneedling. After the treatment, the skin appeared visibly calmer, with a marked reduction in post-procedure erythema during the same visit.

POST SCULPTRA INJECTION

CREDIT: NATALIA GUZMAN, FNP-C, CANS

CO2Lift® PRO was applied following Sculptra® injections as part of the patient’s injectable treatment plan. Following the combined treatment, the skin appeared smoother, more hydrated, and visibly radiant, complementing the aesthetic results of the injectable procedure.

AVAVA LASER

CREDIT: WALTER J. JOSEPH, MD

This patient had previously undergone an AVAVA treatment and reported significant heat, discomfort, and a difficult early recovery. When CO2Lift® PRO was incorporated before, during, and after a subsequent AVAVA treatment, the patient reported less heat, greater comfort, and an improved overall recovery experience, with visible improvement in the post-procedure appearance of the skin.

POST-FRACTIONATED CO2 RESURFACING

CREDIT: DR. STEVEN DAYAN

CO2Lift® PRO was incorporated before and after the fractional ablative CO₂ laser resurfacing procedure on Day 0, with additional applications through Day 14. The subject reported less tenderness, crusting, flaking, itching, and burning or stinging during early recovery, while reduced erythema and improved overall healing were observed through Day 28. Improvements in the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, and coarse lines were also reported at Day 28.

POST DEEP-PLANE LOWER FACE AND NECK LIFT

CREDIT: LUCAS BOEHM, MD

This case follows a 61-year-old patient after deep-plane lower face and neck lift, with the six-treatment CO2Lift® PRO Recover Protocol initiated immediately post-procedure and continued through early recovery at home. Day 19 photography documents the patient’s progress and demonstrates how structured post-care can extend the surgeon’s approach beyond the operating room.

POST UPPER BLEPHAROPLASTY

CREDIT: DR. SAMUEL SALCEDO

CO2Lift® PRO was applied immediately following upper blepharoplasty. In the post-application image, the upper-eyelid area appeared visibly calmer, with reduced swelling and bruising around the surgical sites.

COMPLICATIONS OF THE AREOLA

CREDIT: DR. SAMUEL SALCEDO

The patient presented with visible areolar discoloration and tissue compromise following breast surgery. CO2Lift® PRO was applied every four hours for five days, with progressive improvement in the appearance of the areolar tissue and surrounding surgical sites observed at 48 and 72 hours and continued healing visible at two weeks.