Small syringomas. Can they improve with Halo? (photos)

Thanks for your question. It sounds like the pictures don't really represent your concerns and an in person consultation will always be best. Halo (and all fractional technologies) are not particularly effective at raised lesions - these must be treated with a fully ablative procedure. Both Halo and fully ablative laser can be used right up the lash line and make great improvements in periorbital skin, including crepiness and chicken-like texture. The greater the downtime, generally, the larger the change that you will see. I very often use a small spot and flatten some raised lesions and then treat the entire area with Halo when people don't have the downtime for full ablation.Make sure that you are treated by an office that is comfortable working around the eye and with laser eye shields. It is an area which requires more than basic laser competence.

Syringomas are best treated with ablative lasers such as CO2 or erbium, sure fractional lasers can help, however 3-6 sessions are needed. Another trick is 2 u of Botox under your eyes if you are suitable- BOTOX reduces sweat production and syringomas are eccrine or sweat tumors. Most procedural dermatologist will know about this trick (well reported in the literature). Dr Davin Lim. Brisbane. Australia.