Fractional Co2 Laser Machine
In the research, development, and production of fractional CO2 laser machines, UNTLaser is dedicated to its structural design, circuit layout, and quality control. We are committed to manufacturing high performance professional fractional CO2 laser equipment for you.
Compared to traditional treatment methods, the fractional CO2 laser technology solves many problems like intense sensation of pain, high risk, and long recovery periods.
We can also equip your device with a USA-made Coherent laser, which delivers higher energy output and a longer service life to meet the demands of long-term clinical use. Additionally, it is paired with a 7-joint light guide arm to increase the flexibility and precision during operation.

- 10,600nm Precision Laser
- Adjustable Spot Size & Patterns

- 10,600nm Precision Laser
- Adjustable Spot Size & Patterns
Features of UNTLaser ’s Fractional CO2 Laser Machine

The 7-joint torsion spring light guide arm ensures more flexible movement of the treatment head.

It supports various operating modes, including continuous, super-pulsed, and fractional modes.

The machine is equipped with an air pump system, the air blower disperses smoke to provide the operator with a clearer field of view.

The fractional CO2 coherent laser delivers up to 60W of power, which is approximately 33% higher than standard equipment, offering a longer service life.
Safer Aesthetic Solutions
Our CO₂ fractional laser devices target only the epidermis and dermis during treatment, using ablation and microthermal stimulation. They can minimize the damage to surrounding tissues and shorten the recovery period.
Additionally, the device is equipped with specialized treatment heads designed for various skin concerns, enabling less invasive procedures. It also supports gentler, non-ablative treatment modes. This mode stimulates collagen regeneration through microthermal stimulation without significant vaporization. It is gentler on the skin and suitable for treating sensitive areas.


More Precise CO2 laser Skin Rejuvenation
UNTLaser’s CO₂ fractional laser uses galvanometer fractional scanning technology, supporting 12 preset scanning patterns as well as freehand-drawn patterns. It can precisely target areas with distinct folds, such as the periorbital region and the sides of the nose, delivering more precise and uniform treatment result while minimizing thermal damage to the tissue.
Multi-Mode Treatment Solutions
In actual operation, the CO₂ fractional laser supports multiple operating modes, including fractional, continuous, and super-pulse modes, making it suitable for a wide range of clinical applications. Operators can also use grid laser, pulsed laser, intimate area treatment, and vulvar treatment modes to meet the different treatment needs of different patients.

Products Specifications
| Screen | 10.4 inch LCD real color touch screen |
| Light conducting system | 7 jointed arms to conduct light |
| Available treatment head | Scan,UltraPulse,Gynecology,Andrology |
| Wavelength | 10.6μm |
| Power | 40W, 60W (customizable) |
| MODE | Fractional mode/continuous mode |
| Laser energy | 1-400mJ |
| Step value | 1mJ |
| Scan pattern size | 0.1*0.1MM-20*20MM |
| Dot quantity | Up to 40000 dots |
| Pulse duration | 0.2-4ms(Fractional);0.1~10ms(Normal) |
| Spot distance | 0.1-2mm |
| Pulse energy | 1mj to 400mj |
| Cooling system | air cooling system |
| Laser apparatus | Sealed off laser device stimulated by direct current |
| Condenser focus | f=100mm |
| Spot size | 2.0+0.2mm |
| Radiation time | 0.011s |
| Main machine size | Customizable |
| Net weight | Customizable |
| Functions | Skin rejuvenation / Wrinkle reduction / Acne and scar removal / Vaginal tightening, etc. |
| Warranty | 2 years with lifetime after-sales service |
Applications of UNTLaser ’s Fractional CO2 Laser Machine

Carbon dioxide fractional laser remove the outer layer of damaged skin, thereby stimulating the growth of new, smoother, and healthier skin cells. They can improve the fine lines, acne scars, and other skin concerns.

It also promotes the synthesis of new collagen through microthermal stimulation of the skin, making the skin firmer and more elastic. This treatment is widely used for body contouring and intimate care.

The CO₂ fractional laser machine can also target areas of pigmentation on the skin to break down melanin, helping patients improve the conditions such as dark spots and melasma, resulting in a more even skin tone.

The CO₂ fractional laser device can stimulate collagen synthesis through controlled micro-injuries, thereby fading scars and acne marks and smoothing the skin’s surface.
A practical guide to Fractional Co2 Laser Machine
Use this image-free guide to review the information and frequently asked questions already published for this machine category.
What is a Fractional CO2 Laser Machine?
The fractional CO₂ laser machine is a medical aesthetic device that uses a 10,600nm CO₂ laser for skin rejuvenation and treatment.
During operation, this CO2 laser beam will be divided into thousands of microscopic treatment areas. As a result, the CO2 fractional laser can precisely target specific areas requiring treatment without damaging the surrounding healthy skin tissue.
These features also make this treatment option less invasive and safer. It effectively solve a wide range of skin concerns, including acne scars, hyperpigmentation, and enlarged pores, so that it is highly popular in the aesthetic market.
How Does a Fractional CO 2 Laser Machine Work?
During the treatment process, the carbon dioxide laser is absorbed by the water in skin tissue, creating tiny areas of thermal damage.
The skin then activates its self-repair mechanisms, stimulating collagen regeneration and the growth of new skin. Eventually, smoother and firmer new skin gradually forms.
This treatment can be used for a variety of procedures, including acne treatment, pore reduction, and vaginal tightening.
Fractional CO 2 Laser Machine Types
Stationary Fractional CO2 Laser Machine
This stationary unit typically has a larger size and a stable structural design. The device is suitable for frequent, long-term use in beauty salons and similar settings.
Portable Fractional CO2 Laser Machine
Portable fractional CO2 laser machines are more compact and lightweight, allowing for easy movement and transport.
Fractional CO 2 Laser Machine vs Traditional CO 2 Machine
| Comparison | Fractional CO2 Laser Machine | Traditional CO2 Machine |
| Technology | Fractional CO₂ laser | Carbon dioxide laser |
| Properties | Creates multiple tiny holes in the skin | Full-face resurfacing treatment results |
| Severity of injury | A minimally invasive treatment method | More intense |
| Recovery time | Fast | Slower |
| Level of risks | Lower | Higher |
Precautions for Using a Fractional CO₂ Laser Machine
When choosing fractional CO₂ laser machines for beauty salons or medical aesthetic clinics, etc. it is important for you to consider these below factors, to minimize the potential risks.
Assess the Client’s Healthy Condition
Before using a fractional CO₂ laser, the practitioner and the treatment facility must first assess the client’s skin condition and sensitivity. They need to determine whether there are any problems like inflammation, or wounds that could affect the treatment.
For pregnant women, clients with extremely sensitive skin, or those more likely to scarring, staff should be more careful or even avoid the treatment, to minimize the risk of hyperpigmentation, irritation, and complications during recovery.
Adjusting Proper Parameters Based on the Treatment Area
For different treatments, the power output, spot density, and treatment depth are the parameters that should be adjusted according to different individuals and skin states.
For example, output power affects the treatment depth and efficiency of fractional CO₂ laser systems. A high power output of approximately 60W enables deeper skin penetration. This effectively improves stubborn skin problems such as acne scars and other types of scarring, providing faster and more efficient treatment results.
However, relying only on high power output is not enough for achieving skin rejuvenation and reducing wrinkles around the eyes. These treatments actually require more precise power output and treatment head control.
If the parameter settings are inappropriate, it is likely to cause skin burns, a prolonged recovery period, or unsatisfactory treatment results.
Understand and Select the Appropriate Operating Mode
Generally, professional fractional CO₂ lasers combine several operating modes such as continuous, superpulsed, and fractional, to meet the ablative, micro-ablative, and non-ablative treatment needs. In actual use, operators need to determine which mode to apply based on the specific treatment scenario.
- Fractional Mode
Fractional mode can be considered the core operating mode of CO₂ fractional laser systems. It uses fractional scanning technology to perform minimally invasive skin treatments, preserving surrounding healthy skin tissue and shortening recovery times. It is widely used for pore reduction, pigmentation treatment, and stretch mark removal.
- Continuous Mode
Continuous Mode refers to the laser’s continuous output of CO₂ laser energy. it can have higher energy levels and deeper penetration, so that it is better suited for treatments that require ablation or deep peeling.
- Superpulse Mode
Superpulse Mode means that the laser emitter will release a high-peak energy pulse in a short period. This reduces thermal damage to the skin while achieving more precise vaporization in specific areas, making it suitable for the repair of acne scars or other scars.
Maintain Hygiene and Safety During Treatment
Hygiene is also important during the procedure. As this technology involves direct skin contact that creates microthermal injury zones, maintaining a clean and sterile treatment head is key to ensuring safety.
Additionally, an air blower can disperse smoke generated during treatment, providing the operator with a clearer field of vision and further mitigating risks associated with blurred vision. At the same time, the operator must wear professional protective eyewear to prevent laser damage to the eyes.
Post-Treatment Recovery and Sun Protection
After the treatment, the operators should remind patients to practice sun protection in their daily lives and avoid frequent use of cosmetics as much as possible.
This is because the patient’s skin will be in a highly sensitive recovery phase after the treatment. UV rays and cosmetics can be more stimulating to it, leading to hyperpigmentation, increased redness and swelling, or even inflammation.
Controlling Treatment Frequency
After fractional CO₂ laser treatment, the skin requires a certain recovery period. It is recommended that clients wait several weeks before undergoing the next treatment.
To further minimize skin damage and facilitate the patient’s natural healing process, we recommend that the interval between treatments be at least six weeks.
Frequent treatments not only fail to accelerate skin healing but may also lead to damage to the skin barrier, increased sensitivity, or recurrent inflammation. Therefore, aesthetic medical institutions need to develop reasonable treatment plans based on the client’s skin recovery progress.
Regular Equipment Maintenance
To ensure the long-term performance and lifespan of fractional CO₂ laser devices, regular maintenance is essential. The laser source, scanning system, and handle components must all be inspected periodically.
If your equipment is not properly maintained, both laser stability and treatment efficacy will decline over time, leading to a poor client experience and potentially damaging your business reputation.
Tips to Buy the Best Fractional Co2 Laser Machine
Consider the Scanning Patterns
When selecting a machine, it’s also important to understand the types of scanning patterns it supports. This includes whether these patterns can be flexibly adjusted to meet the treatment needs of different skin areas such as the highly contoured area around the nostrils or the sensitive eye area, which requires a smaller treatment area.
Fractional CO₂ laser machines that support freehand drawing offer greater flexibility in this regard, enabling more personalized treatment plans for issues such as acne scars, other scars, and wrinkles.
Focus on Safety and Comfort
The safety of fractional CO₂ laser machines can be verified through certifications such as CE and SGS. When it comes to patient comfort, you should consider factors such as the reliability of the cooling system and ergonomic design. In addition, you can gain further insight into the user experience and treatment outcomes by reviewing user reviews.
Focus on Technical Support and After-Sales Service
You can ensure you find a reliable fractional CO2 laser machine by verifying the services the manufacturer offers. For example, you should check whether they provide comprehensive product information and technical support to ensure operators can follow the manual correctly. Additionally, confirm whether they offer comprehensive after-sales service and a long warranty period.
Frequently Asked Questions
How Many Sessions are Needed by Fractional CO2 Laser Machine Treatment?
For issues like acne scars and pitting that are difficult to resolve with skincare products alone, you can set approximately 3–5 sessions based on the severity of the patient’s condition to ensure full recovery.
To further minimize skin damage and promote the patient’s natural healing process, we recommend spacing each treatment at least four to six weeks apart.
Who Should Not Use the Fractional CO2 Laser Machine?
This CO2 fractional laser device is not recommended for the following groups:
- Pregnant and breastfeeding women: Due to the unique physiological conditions and hormonal changes, we do not recommend any non-essential invasive aesthetic treatments.
- Patients with sunburn: CO2 laser treatment may further stimulate the skin or even lead to more severe hyperpigmentation issues.
- Individuals prone to scarring: Fractional CO2 laser treatment may cause skin trauma and excessive scar tissue formation.
- Individuals with open wounds at the treatment site: Laser treatment may make the inflammation more severe.
- Patients with coagulation disorders or immune system deficiencies.
Can People With Darker Skin Tones Use The CO2 Fractional Laser?
Laser treatment carries higher risks for individuals with darker skin tones. Thus there are stricter requirements placed on the operator’s experience and expertise.
Before the formal treatment, the patient’s physical condition must be assessed professionally. And during the treatment process, operators need to use lower density and low energy output settings, to better ensure patient safety and a smooth treatment process.
What Are The Advantages Of Your Galvanometer Scanning Technology In CO₂ Fractional Laser Systems?
Fractional CO₂ Laser Machine vs. RF Microneedling: Which Is Better?
In fact, these two technologies play entirely different roles in actual applications. The 10,600 nm wavelength of the fractional CO2 laser can penetrate deeper into the skin. It is suitable for correcting deep-seated skin issues or severe skin conditions.
On the contrary, radiofrequency microneedling is mainly used to repair the superficial layers of the skin. It has a shorter recovery period and can serve as a routine skincare regimen to firm the skin and minimize pores.









