Can you use neosporin post Halo on your skin?

It is
possible to use Neosporin post Halo treatment; however, this product is not ideal and is not usually a first choice product for laser treatment post care. It tends to be occlusive and therefore
I find it holds heat in and can create breakouts. After long term use, I have seen reactions to the product.
At my practice, we choose a
spray called Lasercyn because it does have antibacterial properties. Cicalfate Cream by Avene is our recommended post care recovery cream after Halo.
Your
treating practitioner will decide post care instructions for you.  If you have any reactions, please speak with
the treating office.

Neosporin is not an ideal ointment to use post laser treatment, nor the first option. It would be best that you follow up with your provider to discuss after care instructions. 

Thank you for your question.  While you could use Neosporin, it is not what is generally recommended.  Neosporin tends to be occlusive which may affect the healing process.  We typically recommend a light weight moisturizer and physical sunscreen.  It is best to discuss post procedure products with your provider. 

You could, but it is far from the best option. Neosporin is heavily occlusive and block pores and there should be no need for a routine antibiotic ointment after a laser - it's just extra ingredients that your skin can have a reaction to.Talk with your treating doctor's office. Depending on your skin and the treatment you are undergoing, they are the best source for what postcare is best for you. Most importantly, be gentle with your healing skin and avoid sun exposure after treatment.