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Answer: Halo Results The advantage of the Halo laser is that you really have two lasers in one. Therefore, you are able to get the benefits for both the short term and the long term, with the short term results appearing within 5-7 days depending on the density your doctor used to teat you. The longer term results will appear over a period of 6-8 weeks as you begin to see the improvements in the texture of your skin and pores. The immediate effect will be some redness followed by the appearance of mends. Over a period of 6-8 weeks there will be a gradual improvement as the skin produces more collagen and has a more harmonious effect with the texture and color of your skin.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Halo Results The advantage of the Halo laser is that you really have two lasers in one. Therefore, you are able to get the benefits for both the short term and the long term, with the short term results appearing within 5-7 days depending on the density your doctor used to teat you. The longer term results will appear over a period of 6-8 weeks as you begin to see the improvements in the texture of your skin and pores. The immediate effect will be some redness followed by the appearance of mends. Over a period of 6-8 weeks there will be a gradual improvement as the skin produces more collagen and has a more harmonious effect with the texture and color of your skin.
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Answer: Halo Results There is a recovery period of 5-7 days, when the treated skin has cleared. The actual Halo results may take up to 2 months for the epidermal response as well as dermal collagen rebuilding to occur. That is why we do not recommend another Halo for at least two months. However, a VISIA may be done at 1 month to see the progress that is being made. Using the proper products at home after your healing process is important. This will be specific to each patient and will be determined at the time of your treatment.
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Answer: Halo Results There is a recovery period of 5-7 days, when the treated skin has cleared. The actual Halo results may take up to 2 months for the epidermal response as well as dermal collagen rebuilding to occur. That is why we do not recommend another Halo for at least two months. However, a VISIA may be done at 1 month to see the progress that is being made. Using the proper products at home after your healing process is important. This will be specific to each patient and will be determined at the time of your treatment.
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December 17, 2015
Answer: Halo Results You should notice an improvement in your skin's light reflection "glow" within 5-7 days after the healing is completed. The beauty with resurfacing treatments is the results continue to improve with time. It can take a couple months to see the full results.
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Answer: Halo Results You should notice an improvement in your skin's light reflection "glow" within 5-7 days after the healing is completed. The beauty with resurfacing treatments is the results continue to improve with time. It can take a couple months to see the full results.
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February 16, 2018
Answer: Results from Halo Treatments There is an initial laser treatment recovery in 5-7 days, when the treated skin has cleared off, but the real Halo results take up to 2 months for all the epidermal response as well as dermal collagen rebuilding to occur. That is why we do not recommend another Halo for at least two months. Repair and support with proper product at home is important: Epidermal Growth Factors(ReGenica), Heparan Sulfates(Sente), Peptide complexes(Revision) are all important for support of healing skin and recovery.
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Answer: Results from Halo Treatments There is an initial laser treatment recovery in 5-7 days, when the treated skin has cleared off, but the real Halo results take up to 2 months for all the epidermal response as well as dermal collagen rebuilding to occur. That is why we do not recommend another Halo for at least two months. Repair and support with proper product at home is important: Epidermal Growth Factors(ReGenica), Heparan Sulfates(Sente), Peptide complexes(Revision) are all important for support of healing skin and recovery.
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February 16, 2018
Answer: Short term results in 2 weeks and long term results post Halo as early as 8 weeks The surface clearing, glowing healthy skin with less pigmentation shows up as early as 2 weeks as the redness clears each day. You will feel smoother, baby fresh skin early on. About 8 weeks and onwards, as late as 6-9 months, you will see the reduction in lines and wrinkles, some tightness and smoother texture and even pigment complexion. If you were recommended to undergo more than one treatment for your skin condition, please don't judge full results until at least 2 months after completion of Halo series. Best wishes on your Halo journey! Dr B
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February 16, 2018
Answer: Short term results in 2 weeks and long term results post Halo as early as 8 weeks The surface clearing, glowing healthy skin with less pigmentation shows up as early as 2 weeks as the redness clears each day. You will feel smoother, baby fresh skin early on. About 8 weeks and onwards, as late as 6-9 months, you will see the reduction in lines and wrinkles, some tightness and smoother texture and even pigment complexion. If you were recommended to undergo more than one treatment for your skin condition, please don't judge full results until at least 2 months after completion of Halo series. Best wishes on your Halo journey! Dr B
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