Laser Skin Resurfacing (DOT CO2) Before and After Pictures

Case #638Favorite

Case# 638. Rhinophyma | Laser Treatment- Orlando. This Orlando area man suffered with Rhinophyma for 5 years. He was referred by his Dermatologist to Dr. Gross for laser therapy.  We performed DOT CO2 laser to debulk and treat the rhinophy... Read More

Procedure(s): Rhinoplasty, Surgery for Men, Laser Skin Resurfacing (DOT CO2)

Case #94Favorite

Results of an upper eyelid blepharoplasty and DOT CO2 laser skin resurfacing in Orlando, FL by expert facial plastic surgeon Dr. Edward Gross. Botox was used after surgery to soften the squint lines, known as crow's feet. Healing time for the s... Read More

Procedure(s): Blepharoplasty, BOTOX® Cosmetic, Laser Skin Resurfacing (DOT CO2)

Case #445Favorite

Case #445 | Mini facelift & CO2 Laser | Orlando: This woman consulted with Dr. Gross for aging face concerns. She was bothered by her sun damage, mouth lines, jowls, and sagging neck. We performed a mini facelift (mini-lift), cors... Read More

Procedure(s): Laser Skin Resurfacing (DOT CO2), Mini Facelift, Mini Facelift

Case #618Favorite

This Orlando-area man was bothered by an enlarged nose and thickened nostrils for several years. He was referred to us by his dermatologist for laser therapy. He was diagnosed with rhinophyma, and we treated him with the DOT CO2 resurfacing las... Read More

Procedure(s): Rhinoplasty, Surgery for Men, Laser Skin Resurfacing (DOT CO2)

Case #670Favorite

Case# 760. This 60-year-old woman from Orlando was bothered by a second neck and jawline.  We performed a Submentoplasty or chin tuck to help her improve the tightness of her jawline and give her a more youthful neck.  The platysma mu... Read More

Procedure(s): Laser Skin Resurfacing (DOT CO2), Submentoplasty (Chin Tuck)

Case #1001Favorite

For the above patient, residing in Orlando, Rhinoplasty was not merely a vanity procedure but a welcome respite from consistent breathing difficulties. This retired golfer was also motivated by the additional benefit of correcting a rhinophyma... Read More

Procedure(s): Rhinoplasty, Surgery for Men, Laser Skin Resurfacing (DOT CO2), Laser Skin Resurfacing (DOT CO2)

Case #71Favorite

This Orlando woman was bothered by excess skin (Dermatochalasis) of the eyelid area and wrinkles after years in the sun. Following a blepharoplasty (cosmetic eyelid surgery) and DOT CO2 laser skin resurfacing, her results are very natural, and... Read More

Procedure(s): Dysport®, Laser Skin Resurfacing (DOT CO2), Blepharoplasty

Case #498Favorite

Case #498. Cyst and Mole removal in Orlando, FL by Dr. Gross using the CO2 (carbon dioxide) laser. No scarring is visible. Recovery is quick and easy. 

Procedure(s): Facial Scarring, Laser Skin Resurfacing (DOT CO2), Cyst Removal

Case #520Favorite

This 69-year-old woman from Orlando was bothered by droopy eyelids (Dermatochalasis) and a tired look. Dr. Gross performed an upper blepharoplasty to achieve these natural results, and she is very happy. Results at 1 year show no visible s... Read More

Procedure(s): Laser Skin Resurfacing (DOT CO2), Blepharoplasty

Case #635Favorite

Rhinophyma - Nose - Orlando. This 33 year old  Orlando-area Black woman was bothered by a bumpy nose since age 15.  A biopsy was performed several years ago confirming the diagnosis of Rhinophyma. She underwent multiple failed treatme... Read More

Procedure(s): Laser Skin Resurfacing (DOT CO2)

Case #742Favorite

This 45-year-old patient was bothered by a large mole (nevus) on the left side of his chin and was referred to us by his dermatologist. We used the DOT CO2 laser to remove the benign growth quickly and easily in our office. There is no scar vis... Read More

Procedure(s): Laser Skin Resurfacing (DOT CO2)

Case #921Favorite

Case #921 | Upper & Lower Blepharoplasty: This Orlando woman wanted to address the loose skin above and below her eyes, which gave her a tired appearance and aged her beyond her years. Dr. Gross performed a bilateral blepharoplasty to remov... Read More

Procedure(s): Laser Skin Resurfacing (DOT CO2), Blepharoplasty