Is it considered safe to have the Sciton Halo treatment performed by a licensed and trained esthetician or should the procedure be performed by an M.D.?
Answer: HALO and legislation Depends on the State and Country. With all due respects, HALO is designed as an entry level superficial treatment with preset settings. This means it can be tailored to a minor degree to your skin concerns. I do own Scition devices, and I absolutely stand by the company, but the reality is this 30/70 rule. 30% laser reputation, 70% is due to the operator. Always find a Specialist centre with many, many laser devices, this way a treatment can be tailored to your needs rather than shoe boxed for a device. HALO is so simple to work anyone with a tiny bit of physics knowledge can perform the procedure (press a button), however for the best results, its about a method, not a device. Dr Davin Lim. Brisbane, Australia.
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Answer: HALO and legislation Depends on the State and Country. With all due respects, HALO is designed as an entry level superficial treatment with preset settings. This means it can be tailored to a minor degree to your skin concerns. I do own Scition devices, and I absolutely stand by the company, but the reality is this 30/70 rule. 30% laser reputation, 70% is due to the operator. Always find a Specialist centre with many, many laser devices, this way a treatment can be tailored to your needs rather than shoe boxed for a device. HALO is so simple to work anyone with a tiny bit of physics knowledge can perform the procedure (press a button), however for the best results, its about a method, not a device. Dr Davin Lim. Brisbane, Australia.
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