Is Halo laser worth it?

One treatment of halo will not completely remove scarring.  You need a cosmetic dermatologist who specializes in acne scarring/pigmentation and does a combination of treatments to get the best improvements, including: surgery, subcision, or TCA cross for deep or pitted "ice pick" scars; fillers like Bellafill or Sculptra or Radiesse for broad "boxcar" or "rolling" scars; Eclipse Micropen for all types of scars and improvement in texture and tone; lasers such as co2 laser resurfacing or Fraxel/Clear+Brilliant or radiofrequency such as Sublative or Viva to improve the scars and give long term collagen production. There are many options but you want someone who can customize a regimen for your short and long term goals based on your individual situation. Best, Dr. Emer.

It depends on the type of acne scarring that you have.  You may need a more aggressive treatment to correct the scarring.  I would consult with a provider that has multiple options to find the best solution for your concerns.   Our practice charges $1,595 for a single treatment and offers package pricing for a series.  I would maybe consider a second opinion.  While the provider who performes the treatment is more important than the cost, the cost such be somewhat in-line with other area providers. 

The Halo is a fantastic laser to treat acne scars.  Like any laser, when addressing acne scars, depending on how severe they are, multiple treatments are usually recommended.  $3000 for a single treatment seems high for the Halo.  In our office we offer a series of 2 for $2500.  Hope this helps. Dr. Grant Stevens      Marina Plastic
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