I am considering Halo for wrinkles from sun damage and smoking around the mouth and chin area, is this the best procedure?

You look like you are supposed to look.  They will flake off naturally as you wash your face daily. You should be using a physical sunblock that has titanium dioxide or zinc oxide every single day. You won't be peeling the same way you would if you get a chemical peel. Just make sure not to let ...

Hello and thank you for your question! The downtime from the Halo varies per patient and is also dependent on the depth and density of the treatment. For some concerns, we will want to go more aggressive but Fri - Tues is a good amount of time for healing. You still may have some dry, flaky ...

These two treatments are as different as night and day.  .  A nanopeel is the most superficial 'full field' laser treament where the topmost layer of skin is removed at a very precise depth, thus encourging the treated area to heal in a fashion very similar to a chemical peel, but without any c...

Hi and thank you for your question. We have the Halo laser at our office and have had wonderful results with the procedure. We also have noticed some people experience much more swelling than others, for reasons not exactly clear. They seem to experience more of a histamine reaction. This is...

Botox is injected deep into the muscles and the Halo laser treatment affects only the skin. They are not affected by one another. Its no problem to do both treatments on the same day ,Good Luck!

Thank you, mr77, for asking this question. The simple answer is that getting VOLUMA filler injected doesn't prevent you from having a Halo laser skin resurfacing procedure. The Halo laser is a unique hybrid that uses 2 different laser wavelengths to penetrate beneath the skin at...