I just had Halo, and I my skin feels really warm - is this normal?
Answer: Heat post Halo The feeling of heat radiating from the skin post Halo treatment is considered normal. Most patients will feel an intense sensation of heat for 1-3 hours right after treatment. Over the counter pain relievers can help to reduce discomfort as well as staying cool.
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Answer: Heat post Halo The feeling of heat radiating from the skin post Halo treatment is considered normal. Most patients will feel an intense sensation of heat for 1-3 hours right after treatment. Over the counter pain relievers can help to reduce discomfort as well as staying cool.
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November 7, 2015
Answer: Halo Post Operative Care and Feeling Hot This laser generates heat on the skin. your physician should have gone through an extensive list of expectations and procedures after that would help improve this. in our practice we have a protocol of skin care and cooling immediately post laser procedure to keep our patients comfortable and it is all explained before the procedure. Best, Dr. Emer.
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November 7, 2015
Answer: Halo Post Operative Care and Feeling Hot This laser generates heat on the skin. your physician should have gone through an extensive list of expectations and procedures after that would help improve this. in our practice we have a protocol of skin care and cooling immediately post laser procedure to keep our patients comfortable and it is all explained before the procedure. Best, Dr. Emer.
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Answer: The Halo After-burn Everyone feels 'the burn' after a Halo Treatment. Even though Halo is considered a 'cool' laser there is tissue injury in those columns we call 'MENDS'(microscopic endothelial necrotic debris) and there is exposure of deep tissue to surface elements. Both of these cause some inflammation which is felt as heat. Cool spring water misting, pure hyaluronic gels, PRP and lots of cold air from the Zimmer get the heat out and initiate the healing process faster.
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Answer: The Halo After-burn Everyone feels 'the burn' after a Halo Treatment. Even though Halo is considered a 'cool' laser there is tissue injury in those columns we call 'MENDS'(microscopic endothelial necrotic debris) and there is exposure of deep tissue to surface elements. Both of these cause some inflammation which is felt as heat. Cool spring water misting, pure hyaluronic gels, PRP and lots of cold air from the Zimmer get the heat out and initiate the healing process faster.
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November 15, 2015
Answer: Warm after HALO Feeling a warm or burning sensation after HALO laser treatment is very common. Immediately after the treatment I apply a cream called KoolDown which contains aloe vera and lidocaine. It burns when first applied but then soothes the skin and patients love it. There are likely other similar creams that can be used. Check with the performing physician about their recommendations. Additionally, some cool compresses to the face can be soothing as well. The burning sensation usually stops after 24-48 hours. I hope you enjoy the results of your HALO treatment.
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November 15, 2015
Answer: Warm after HALO Feeling a warm or burning sensation after HALO laser treatment is very common. Immediately after the treatment I apply a cream called KoolDown which contains aloe vera and lidocaine. It burns when first applied but then soothes the skin and patients love it. There are likely other similar creams that can be used. Check with the performing physician about their recommendations. Additionally, some cool compresses to the face can be soothing as well. The burning sensation usually stops after 24-48 hours. I hope you enjoy the results of your HALO treatment.
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November 14, 2015
Answer: Post-Halo Right after the treatment you will feel like you just had a sunburn. We need to induce a thermal injury for the skin to respond by making new skin. This is a normal expectation and the feeling will subside in 2-3 hours. If it is too discomforting you can take Tylenol extra strength.
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November 14, 2015
Answer: Post-Halo Right after the treatment you will feel like you just had a sunburn. We need to induce a thermal injury for the skin to respond by making new skin. This is a normal expectation and the feeling will subside in 2-3 hours. If it is too discomforting you can take Tylenol extra strength.
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