Have you heard of the Halo glow? After you have undergone Halo laser skin resurfacing, you will experience smoother, brighter, and more radiant skin that last and lasts!
The Halo by Sciton is a Hybrid Fractional laser that combines ablative and non-ablative energy wavelengths to stimulate new skin cell and collagen production. Halo’s precise, adjustable beam placement allows our providers to fine-tune microscopic treatment zones. This allows for unparalleled improvement in the look and feel of mature and sun-damaged skin. The Halo laser can be calibrated for each individual patient’s aesthetic goals and can target many areas, including the face, neck, chest, hands and more.
The Halo fractional laser is best for improving:
• Signs of aging, like wrinkles and skin laxity
• Sun damage
• Acne scars
• Rosacea
• Hyperpigmentation
• Melasma
• Enlarged Pores
• Rough skin texture
Frequently Asked Questions
The length of time it takes to recover from a Halo laser treatment varies from patient to patient because of the customizable nature of the treatment. Generally, patients see four to seven days of social downtime where skin will appear more red than normal, with improvements becoming visible between five and seven days.
The number of initial treatments needed to meet your desired results depends upon the state of your skin and the goals you want to reach. However, once those goals are achieved you should only need maintenance Halo treatments every 12 to 18 months.
Halo is one of the most effective laser skin resurfacing treatments in the industry. This means you can expect to enjoy dramatically smoother, tighter skin with smaller pore size, brightened dullness, more even skin tone, diminished lines and a radiant, lit-from-within glow in the weeks and months following your treatment.
In non-ablative treatments, we heat a column of skin called a microthermal treatment zone. After, patients see small packets of “debris” rise to the surface as the regenerated tissues push damaged tissue up and out. Adding ablation removes some of the tissue that would otherwise necrose near the surface, eliminating the formation of those packets of debris. This allows the skin to heal more quickly.