Treatments

One platform. Several service lines.

The treatment categories Alexa CO₂ Aesthetic can add to your practice, supported by Pro 1 Laser documentation. Suitability depends on patient selection, provider scope and clinical judgment.

07 · Soft tissue & benign lesions

A procedural pathway on the same platform.

Focused, the CO₂ beam incises or excises; defocused, it vaporizes and coagulates. Alexa CO₂ Aesthetic may support selected dermatologic and aesthetic soft-tissue procedures.

  • Skin tags
  • Warts and verrucae, where appropriate
  • Fibromas and raised soft-tissue lesions
  • Seborrheic or actinic keratoses, where appropriate
  • Benign lesion ablation, after diagnosis

These applications require appropriate diagnosis, patient selection, training and provider scope. Suspicious lesions require medical assessment and diagnosis before any treatment.

The practice benefit: more in-office procedure categories and higher utilization of the CO₂ platform.

By practice type

What Alexa brings to each practice model.

  • Medical aesthetic clinic

    Resurfacing, scars, wrinkles, specialty pathways and annual renewal.

  • Dermatology

    Scars, lesions, resurfacing and procedural CO₂ work.

  • Plastic surgery

    Periocular rejuvenation where appropriate, scar refinement, post-surgical skin quality.

  • Gynecology

    Alexa Femme™ protocols.

  • Hair restoration

    Alexa Follicle™ protocols.

  • Multidisciplinary clinic

    Several CO₂ service categories from one platform.

The technology behind it

Shallow, Deep, Hybrid.

Every category runs on the same 10,600 nm CO₂ source, articulated arm and fractional scanner. What changes is the strategy: the depth and density the clinician chooses.

FAQ

Indication questions

What are the Alexa CO₂ indications?

The Pro 1 Alexa CO₂ Laser System is indicated for incision, excision, ablation, vaporization and coagulation of soft tissue across specialties including aesthetic dermatology and plastic surgery; with the scanning unit, for ablative skin resurfacing.

Can every provider offer every treatment?

No. Each application depends on diagnosis, patient selection, training and the provider’s scope of practice.

Can suspicious lesions be treated?

A suspicious lesion requires medical assessment and diagnosis before any treatment. CO₂ does not replace diagnosis or biopsy.

Does Alexa treat pigmentation, melasma or nail fungus?

Those are not indications Pro 1 Laser claims for Alexa on this site. The team can point you to suitable platforms.

Ready to see what Alexa CO₂ could add to your practice?

Get a written quotation for your configuration, or book a remote or in-person demonstration with a Pro 1 Laser product specialist.