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This is the new trend!! Getting Halo and BBL synchronically, you get even better results. I started doing this at the beginning of this year and have been getting amazing results. I think they work fantastic together without stretching your downtime. I would recommend you to talk to you provider about this modality. Best, Dr. RG
Great question! These go great together! You can have both done on the same day for maximum effectiveness, or you can spread them out. Adding BBL (BroadBand Light) treatments to a Halo treatment is a great way to improve and maintain those excellent results. BBL will help with any new sun damage or hyperpigmentation and maintenance is the key to keeping the skin rejuvenated through lasers and with BBL, there is minimal downtime.
A BBL treatment can be an excellent adjunct to the Halo laser depending on the needs and objectives of the patient. Once Halo returns your skin to baseline, BBL can maintain the results if it is performed regularly (every 3 - 6 months).
In our practice we always combine BBL with Halo laser treatment. Combing both will give you a synergistic result. I highly recommend it.
BroadBand Light is a great maintenance treatment after you have had the Halo. Every 6 months you should have a BBL treatment to take care of sun damage that your have accumulated.
Thanks for the great question. What I like to do to patients with severe sun damage is a BBL treatment then a halo at the same time. This really helps to get rid of sun spots. I then recommend maintenance BBL treatments 3-4 times per year after that. Some patients, depending on their skin quality may benefit from an annual Halo to keep a nice even glow to their skin. Best of luck with your treatments and I hope you like your results.~Dr. Sieber
Absolutely! I did the original research on the safety of BBL with Halo - even when combined in the same treatment!BBL is best in class treatment for color and anti-aging. After sunscreen, doing at least 2-4 of these treatments each year is the best thing you can do to have your skin age beautifully. Unfortunately BBL does only modest things for texture (pores, lines, wrinkles) and Halo is great for those and also helps get even more pigment than BBL alone.If you don't have the need for or the downtime for really big resurfacings, there is no better way to transform your skin than combining Halo and BBL.
This question may be a bit confusing to readers as BBL has multiple meanings. It could be Brazilian Butt Lift or Broad band Light - which is Scitons version of IPL or intense pulsed light. Halo is Scitons hybrid fractional laser so in your case I assume you are asking if BBL can be performed after a Sciton halo treatment. Answer is absolutely yes and in fact we are teaching that BBL/Halo combo is an excellent combined procedure for pigment/texture/fine lines
BBL after Halo is a great maintenance treatment. We recommend 3 to 4 BBL's a year to age well and routinely combine BBL with Halo. It has been proven in a clinical study that BBL's are preventative treatments.
The nice thing about Halo is that it can be used on almost all skin types. It is a bit difficult to determine, but the photo looks like classic "Mends" which is a sign of healing. This is the damaged tissue coming to the surface. For some, it can last several weeks. ...
I believe your best bet is the combined BBL and halo treatments. In between 3-4 BBL treatments you will have, I would use the best blanching cream available to get the maximum result. You will have to protect your skin with high SPF value sun creams and you might need to repeat the treatments...
Thanks for your question. I had the Level 2 Halo treatment done myself just about 10 days ago. I love it! I plan to post video/photos soon on our site. My experience was that I had swelling for about 24hrs, then it began to subside. I did it on a Thursday evening, and still had a bit of swelling...