How to get rid of the rough texture and orange peel appearance after a Halo laser?

Thanks for the great question. It's difficult to tell from the photo, but it looks like you may start peeling soon. If you have a deep treatment, it may take a little longer than normal for the peeling to start. If usually begins in the center of the face and works its way to the outside. I'd...

Like others have said, 95% of patients will have settled by now, the holes you see are secondary to the ERBIUM component of Halo, it should subside in the next 2-3 months, but I have seen prolonged grids or dots. Easy fix- use a Fraxel with small holes, high density in a 20 mj setting - ...

100% not, the laser is very superficial. In fact Halo is one of the most superficial lasers even in the highest setting. You have to go down another .5 cm in most areas to even hit fat, the energy delivered will not cause fat loss. All the best, Dr Davin Lim. Brisbane. Australia. 

Thank you for the great question and I'm sorry you're having this issue. The good news is that this is only temporary! What happens in some patients is that the swelling from the laser treatment causes the pores to close up and acne to form. As the swelling goes down and the pores open up again...

It sure does look like the left side of your face has a different post reaction! Yes, it will heal.  I know its only the left now, but redness usually means more collagen production.  After heavy resurfacing lasers the redness can last upto 6 months - but usually fully resolves. For...

Yes, this is a common occurrence, its due to the ablative fractional Erbium component of this laser and not the 'invisible NA' laser of HALO. The erbium gives a larger hole than other lasers, however it will usually heal up within a few months. This is more common in darker skin patients. The...