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Our office would recommend that you wait 6-8 weeks prior to having other resurfacing treatments. This will also allow you to evaluate the true results of the Halo! I do appreciate that you are thinking ahead and looking for ways to maintain your results!
My you are enthusiastic about getting results as fast as possible! The timing between a Halo Treatment and a chemical peel should be based on need as well as the depth and density of the Halo treatment and what kind of chemical peel is being used. In general I would recommend at least one month: the time it takes for complete epidermal turnover.
I would wait at least 1 month after having the Halo Fractional laser treatment to do a chemical peel, as it takes about 1 month for the average individual to get completely new skin on the face. This is why clinics often recommend patients to get a chemical peel or microdermabrasion once a month.
You had a strong treatment and likely have a robust immune system. There are two possibilities - 1: you have a robust immune system causing local reaction ("bumps") which will settle down in most cases within a week. You may use steroids and Benadryl. Please follow up closely...
Halo is an excellent choice for acne scarring and in combination with SkinPen or other micro-needling devices can drastically reduce the appearance of acne scarring by building up the collagen beneath the scars. The best results will be seen in superficial to medium depth acne scars. Deep acne...
Halo treatments are very comfortable treatments but you will experience 'the burn' once the treatment is complete. This is when the topical anesthesia has worn off but the Halo columns of injury or 'mends' have not closed over yet. We only recommend a pure Hyaluronic Gel for the first 24 hours ...
