Itchy after Halo, how can I relieve this?

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 w...

Hi and thank you for your question! Yes, we do see pinpoint bleeding after the Halo. This is depending on the depth & density of the treatment, as well as the each individual patients skin. For example, someone with a lot of existing sun damage, often has thicker and more tough skin, these...

The Halo can be effective in reducing pore size and treating acne scarring.  Depending on the severity of the scarring a more aggressive treatment may be necessary.  It is always best to consult with a provider that can analyze your skin and recommend the best procedures to...

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.