I had previously got BBL , and it burnt my skin. My doctor is advising me to get a halo treatment for skin tightening, hyper pigmentation, acne scars and resurfacing. Please advise me on it?
Answer: PicoSure and Morpheus8 Thank you for your question! Without photos or a face-to-face consult, it is difficult to assess which treatment will work best for you. In my clinic I utilize the latest laser technology to safely treat all skin types. For darker skin tones I advise staying away from BBL and Halo procedures due to the risk of burning and scarring. Instead I recommend a combination of PicoSure and Morpheus8 (microneedling with radiofrequency) to improve hyperpigmentation, acne scars and skin tightening. The PicoSure will address the pigmentation issues while the Morpheus8 will improve texture, skin laxity and overall tone of the skin. While a series of treatments may be needed for your desired result, downtime is minimal after both procedures. As always it is important to see an experienced laser specialist in order to receive safe and effective care.
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Answer: PicoSure and Morpheus8 Thank you for your question! Without photos or a face-to-face consult, it is difficult to assess which treatment will work best for you. In my clinic I utilize the latest laser technology to safely treat all skin types. For darker skin tones I advise staying away from BBL and Halo procedures due to the risk of burning and scarring. Instead I recommend a combination of PicoSure and Morpheus8 (microneedling with radiofrequency) to improve hyperpigmentation, acne scars and skin tightening. The PicoSure will address the pigmentation issues while the Morpheus8 will improve texture, skin laxity and overall tone of the skin. While a series of treatments may be needed for your desired result, downtime is minimal after both procedures. As always it is important to see an experienced laser specialist in order to receive safe and effective care.
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October 1, 2018
Answer: Halo Halo is safe for all skin types. If you have dark skin you are at risk for hyperpigmentation with all lasers. There are safe settings for HALO that help to avoid this. Halo is a highly customizable treatment, be sure you are seeing a provider that understands the risk. Best of luck to you!
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October 1, 2018
Answer: Halo Halo is safe for all skin types. If you have dark skin you are at risk for hyperpigmentation with all lasers. There are safe settings for HALO that help to avoid this. Halo is a highly customizable treatment, be sure you are seeing a provider that understands the risk. Best of luck to you!
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September 8, 2018
Answer: Halo Laser for Dark Skin--Fraxel, Sublative, Viva, microneedling/prp Dark skin has the ability to hyperpigment much easier and you have a high risk for that if you have resurfacing performed. While each Doctor will have their preferred treatment, I would suggest these fractional laser/radiofrequency treatment that is non-ablative (fraxel, sublative, viva) with or without microneedling/prp. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer
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September 8, 2018
Answer: Halo Laser for Dark Skin--Fraxel, Sublative, Viva, microneedling/prp Dark skin has the ability to hyperpigment much easier and you have a high risk for that if you have resurfacing performed. While each Doctor will have their preferred treatment, I would suggest these fractional laser/radiofrequency treatment that is non-ablative (fraxel, sublative, viva) with or without microneedling/prp. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer
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Answer: HALO for Brown skin I am sorry that you had a bad experience with BBL. HALO is FDA-approved for all skin types and may be a better option for you. I would discuss that option in detail with your doctor.
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Answer: HALO for Brown skin I am sorry that you had a bad experience with BBL. HALO is FDA-approved for all skin types and may be a better option for you. I would discuss that option in detail with your doctor.
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September 29, 2018
Answer: Halo, BBL, Fraxel All of these lasers can burn your skin if you don't have the correct settings. I would recommend eMatrix for your skin type since it is a "color blind" laser and can treat every skin type for your acne scars and Cosmelan for the pigmentation. BBL at the skin tight setting should not burn you so perhaps they did it at the incorrect setting. Please consult an expert in cosmetic lasers for the best results. Best, Dr. Green
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September 29, 2018
Answer: Halo, BBL, Fraxel All of these lasers can burn your skin if you don't have the correct settings. I would recommend eMatrix for your skin type since it is a "color blind" laser and can treat every skin type for your acne scars and Cosmelan for the pigmentation. BBL at the skin tight setting should not burn you so perhaps they did it at the incorrect setting. Please consult an expert in cosmetic lasers for the best results. Best, Dr. Green
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