Is the halo laser treatment effective in reducing ice pick scars and reducing pore size?

Hi and thank you for you question! We recommend a gentle cleanser and moisturizer such as cetaphil and suggest a post recovery serum with growth factors such as Recovery complex. In addition, we suggest the patient does "Vinegar Soaks" a few times per day (for the first 3-5 days or so) with 1 t...

Although the majority of your skin is healed at this point, you still have some healing that is taking place and this can often lead to dryness.  We recommend a Hydrafacial treatment to all of our Halo patients 2 weeks after surgery to help exfoliate any remaining skin and infuse hydration...

Although the Halo laser is not primarily for skin tightening, many patients do feel and see a tightening effect. The ablative setting of this laser is takes off dead skin and the non-ablative layer stimulates collagen causing a natural tightening effect.

Depending on what concerns you have I would recommend anywhere from 1- 3 sessions. If the concern is full texture resurfacing (deep wrinkles, crepey/sagging skin, UV damage, pores) especially for patients 40 +. I would recommend a series of 3 sessions spaced 2 months apart. Then for maintenance...

The Halo laser is a hybrid laser with two wavelengths- one that is non-ablative and one that is ablative.  The Halo consists of 3 preset settings (low, medium and high) and uses the non-ablative wavelength.  This treatment is good for someone who wants minimal downtime and some light...

The Halo is a great option to do the face, neck, chest. It helps with the pigment and a minor tightening. It increases collagen and the ablative setting is determined by the laser practitioner.  Depending on skin type, area, and what the concern is. At 1-2 months you will start to notice...