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Thank you for your question. The halo laser is a wonderful procedure, that we will help with the texture of your skin, help brighten the skin, and help with pigment irregularities. It certainly can help the appearance of festoons. However, I would not necessarily say that this would be the first treatment. Lower eyelid festoons most often are best treated with a lower blepharoplasty, with a Halo treatment either before or after.I would consult with a board certified facial plastic surgeon or plastic surgeon who specializes in facial rejuvenation. Here you will have a full evaluation and be able to discuss your goals.I hope that this helps!-David Gilpin
Halo laser helps improve facial skin but will not completely correct festoons. I would consult with a board certified plastic surgeon regarding the festoons as well, as you may benefit from a combination of therapies and sometimes surgery is indicated for festoons. HALO is a very elegant effective laser that will improve the quality and texture of the skin
Great question! Very aggressive Halo (higher settings, more downtime) can help with moderate festoons, especially in lighter skin types. It causes skin thickening as well as greater elasticity / 'snap' as your skin grows more collagen. If you go this route, you will likely look worse before you look better as Halo can also cause swelling around the eyes for the first few weeks - antihistamines help.Festoons get their best improvement with either deep, full-field laser resurfacing (not fractional) or a blepharoplasty.
It’s hard to say exactly how much halo can help. Halo is a tuneable laser that can be set to parameters that can help acne scarring, but it has its limits. The deeper scars some patients have are more difficult with halo and often need combination treatments. Often combination treatments are n...
Everyone is going on about result, but the question is- what are your expectations and end goals? HALO is an excellent low downtime laser for mild sun damage, pores, and textural changes. It is a sub optimal laser for scars, elastosis, severe sun damage and should never be used to treat melasma....
I agree with everything said. All lasers can cause an acne-like break out. It doesn't matter which one. The discoloration after an acne flare usually lasts a few months but will fade don't worry. The reason you go to a good laser clinic is exactly because these side effects happen. I...