Has my skin been burned by HALO laser? 1 wk post op. (photos)

Syringomas are best treated with ablative lasers such as CO2 or erbium, sure fractional lasers can help, however 3-6 sessions are needed. Another trick is 2 u of Botox under your eyes if you are suitable- BOTOX reduces sweat production and syringomas are eccrine or sweat tumors. Most procedural...

Thank you for your question!  At this point, you may still develop some MEND's (which stands for microscopic epidermal necrotic debris) as you are still relatively early.  The clearance of this debris is what makes the Halo such a wonderful treatment, and helps you to heal in a shorter period of...

It is not uncommon to have dryness and irritation immediately following a Halo treatment.  You will go through a series of skin changes as your healing progresses.  It is important to carefully follow the Halo aftercare instructions you were given, and not add or subtract any steps which might c...

Swelling is normal after Halo and could be managed by decreasing salt intake, waiting 2 days before any cardio exercises and sleeping with a couple pillows at night. Gloves should be worn for the first two days to prevent infections. Please be gentle cleansing your skin and do not scrub or...

Hello, thank you for reaching out to get some guidance after you recent treatment.  It is normal to ave increased redness the first few days after HALO, however developing pus-filled pockets may be signs of a skin infection.  It is important that you be evaluated by your provider...

Good question! After performing thousands of laser procedures and seeing great results, I can tell you this is normal, however the suction on the tiny smoke evacuator might have needed turning up. Since Halo is the world’s first hybrid fractional laser system, and since it is an “erbium abl...