Hello Im looking to have laser resurfacing. My option is the halo resurfacing or the sciton nanopeel? What is the more intensive of the two lasers? I know ill need a few treatments. Downtime isnt an issue for me. The Dr is a board certfied plastic surgeon. Thanks
Answer: Laser Resurfacing with--Fraxel, Co2, lasers, microneedling/prp, Sculptra, Botox, peels, rf treatments Fraxel or Co2 are best for resurfacing and can be used at any age. I always combine lasers with microneedling/prp, Sculptra, peels, fillers and rf treatments for more robust outcomes for facial rejuvenation. We space treatments every 4-6 weeks, but will depend on healing. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a cosmetic dermatologist. Best, Dr. Emer
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Answer: Laser Resurfacing with--Fraxel, Co2, lasers, microneedling/prp, Sculptra, Botox, peels, rf treatments Fraxel or Co2 are best for resurfacing and can be used at any age. I always combine lasers with microneedling/prp, Sculptra, peels, fillers and rf treatments for more robust outcomes for facial rejuvenation. We space treatments every 4-6 weeks, but will depend on healing. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a cosmetic dermatologist. Best, Dr. Emer
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Answer: Nano vs HALO We do both procedures so I think I can give you an unbiased answer...do HALO. HALO will give you the benefits of a NanoPeel (superficial skin resurfacing) as well as the benefit of deeper collagen stimulation with as little downtime.
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Answer: Nano vs HALO We do both procedures so I think I can give you an unbiased answer...do HALO. HALO will give you the benefits of a NanoPeel (superficial skin resurfacing) as well as the benefit of deeper collagen stimulation with as little downtime.
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September 26, 2018
Answer: Halo vs nanopeel These are both great treatments but it all depends on what type of results you are trying to achieve. The laser provider needs to also evaluate if your skin can tolerate the treatment. It is best to discuss your treatment plan of how intense the treatment will be and what downtime to expect.
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September 26, 2018
Answer: Halo vs nanopeel These are both great treatments but it all depends on what type of results you are trying to achieve. The laser provider needs to also evaluate if your skin can tolerate the treatment. It is best to discuss your treatment plan of how intense the treatment will be and what downtime to expect.
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August 29, 2019
Answer: Sciton Halo vs Nanopeel Great question! So much depends on your skin type, goals and tolerance for downtime. It might help to repost with pictures and what you are attempting to address. We even often do both treatments in one session.The Nanopeel is very light - about as deep as 3 microderms in one session. It is good for brightening. If you go deeper it is called a Microlaserpeel and that can do a lot for surface texture and if done really deep, it is TRL or deep resurfacing with about 2 weeks downtime at which point you can get very dramatic changes in pigment (mostly gone) fine lines (mostly gone) tightening and even some of the deep lines like around the mouth.Similarly, Halo is a huge spectrum of intensities from quite light to fairly aggressive. It is always bigger than a Nanolaserpeel, and less than a full TRL deep resurfacing. It is great for moderate downtime (4-7) improvement in pigment, fine lines, crepey texture and pores. With both treatments, we like to do them over top of a BBL for even more improvement in pigment and antiaging.
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August 29, 2019
Answer: Sciton Halo vs Nanopeel Great question! So much depends on your skin type, goals and tolerance for downtime. It might help to repost with pictures and what you are attempting to address. We even often do both treatments in one session.The Nanopeel is very light - about as deep as 3 microderms in one session. It is good for brightening. If you go deeper it is called a Microlaserpeel and that can do a lot for surface texture and if done really deep, it is TRL or deep resurfacing with about 2 weeks downtime at which point you can get very dramatic changes in pigment (mostly gone) fine lines (mostly gone) tightening and even some of the deep lines like around the mouth.Similarly, Halo is a huge spectrum of intensities from quite light to fairly aggressive. It is always bigger than a Nanolaserpeel, and less than a full TRL deep resurfacing. It is great for moderate downtime (4-7) improvement in pigment, fine lines, crepey texture and pores. With both treatments, we like to do them over top of a BBL for even more improvement in pigment and antiaging.
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September 21, 2018
Answer: Halo vs nanopeel Sciton is the manufacturer of both the Halo laser and the Erbium laser used in the nanopeel. The Halo is more aggressive then the nanopeel. Both lasers can be adjusted for different skin types and problems
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September 21, 2018
Answer: Halo vs nanopeel Sciton is the manufacturer of both the Halo laser and the Erbium laser used in the nanopeel. The Halo is more aggressive then the nanopeel. Both lasers can be adjusted for different skin types and problems
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