Is Halo laser the most appropriate laser for skin aging caused by glycation?

Question

I’m thinking of having laser to treat premature aging (large pores, lax skin, lack of elastin and collagen)—is Halo the most appropriate choice? If not, what laser would you recommend? For context, I’m 31 years old. Thank you in advance for your advice!

Kaveh Alizadeh, MD, MSc, FACS · Answer

Halo is a customizable fractional laser and has superior performance to build collagen, correct skin irregularities, fine lines and wrinkles, minimize pore size and give a beautiful even tone and glow to your skin.
Halo uses two laser beams that fires simultaneously, one of them goes deep into skin and stimulates collagen growth and the other goes superficial to resurface the top layer of the skin. This dual action gives Halo treatment superior results and shorter recovery times. The treatment is very precise since this laser has a function that allows us to dial in the exact depth and surface area to treat specific parts of the face and body according to patient needs
I recommend having a Halo treatment once or twice a year to maintain the amazing results.

Best of luck,
Annika RN, BSN
Cosmoplastic Surgery

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