“DOT Therapy is the new gold standard in laser facial resurfacing. What makes DOT Therapy so special is its range of options. My patients are thrilled that we can customize the treatments to meet their exact skin requirements. The results are extraordinary and the downtime is so minimal that my patients can receive a treatment on a Friday and be back to work on Monday looking radiant.”

Deborah Sarnoff, M.D., Associate Clinical Professor of Dermatology at New York University’s School of Medicine

DOT Therapy. It's all about the DOT!

DOT Therapy Skin Resurfacing

DOT Therapy (Dermal Optical Thermolysis) is the ideal micro-ablative approach to skin rejuvenation. It creates thousands of microscopic perforations, which induce immediate skin tightening and stimulate new collagen growth, improving the skin’s texture and tone to fight fine lines and deep wrinkles, and even acne scars.

DOT Therapy also leaves the skin around each of the perforations intact, which allows the epidermis to heal from the edge of these tiny holes very rapidly, significantly improving overall complexion.

CO₂ laser technology has been the gold standard in skin resurfacing for over 15 years. DOT Therapy™ is the newest evolution of laser skin resurfacing, yielding outstanding CO₂ results, with only a fraction of the down time. Only DOT Therapy uses the optimal spot size for better energy distribution to treat a wider range of patients for both collagen remodeling and the appearance of aging.

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Standard Ablative Skin Resurfacing

For those patients who may present with significant wrinkling and advanced photo-damage, traditional CO₂ laser resurfacing may be their only option. Using the SmartXide DOT™ CO₂ laser’s standard DOT mode, you can also perform this fully ablative treatment and achieve amazing results.

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Dermatology and Plastic Surgery

Using the appropriate settings and alternative handpieces, the SmartXide DOT CO₂ laser can also be used for incision, excision, and coagulation of various soft tissues for a range of applications in dermatology, plastic surgery and general surgery, including the treatment of skin tags and warts, and performing blepharoplasty.

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