CoolPeel® isn't a brand of laser. It's a treatment made possible by one: the DEKA Tetra CO₂. When we chose a resurfacing platform for Carroll Cosmetic Club, the Tetra won because of the thing patients never see on a menu: pulse control.
Why pulse control matters
A CO₂ laser improves skin by vaporizing microscopic columns of damaged tissue. The art is delivering enough energy to resurface without leaving excess heat behind. Residual heat is what causes prolonged redness, downtime, and risk. The Tetra's signature H-Pulse delivers very high peak power in extremely short pulses, which is precisely what makes a true CoolPeel possible: clean ablation, minimal thermal leftovers, days of recovery instead of weeks.
One platform, many dials
The same Tetra also lets us tune pulse shape and depth for different jobs: a gentle first-time CoolPeel, a more assertive series for texture and sun damage, or focused work around the eyes and mouth. That tunability means your series can start conservative and build, rather than one-size-fits-all settings.
Devices don't treat patients, protocols do
A great laser with casual oversight is still a casual treatment. Every CoolPeel protocol here is set under the medical direction of a board-certified dermatologist and delivered by laser-certified practitioners, inside a dermatology practice at all three of our studios. That's the pairing we'd want for our own skin: the right device and the right supervision.
The Tetra CoolPeel is offered in Carrollton, Newnan, and Peachtree City. See CoolPeel CO₂ laser in Carrollton, Newnan, and Peachtree City: pricing, downtime, and results for the studio addresses and what a session costs.
Read the full CoolPeel guide, compare it with traditional CO₂, or see CoolPeel pricing.