Halo™ is a hybrid fractional laser that rejuvenates the skin’s appearance by addressing various skin imperfections. It combines ablative and non-ablative laser wavelengths to achieve noticeable results.

Generally, Halo™ is suitable for candidates with skin concerns, including sun damage, fine lines, wrinkles, enlarged pores, or uneven skin tone.

Halo™ can be utilized on various areas of the body, including the face, neck, chest, and hands. These areas typically exhibit more pronounced signs of aging, sun damage, and irregular skin texture.

Halo™ combines two types of laser wavelengths: ablative and non-ablative. The ablative laser targets the skin’s outer layer, promoting exfoliation and collagen production. Simultaneously, the non-ablative laser penetrates deeper, spurring additional collagen growth and healing, leading to improved skin texture and tone.

During the procedure, a numbing cream is usually applied to minimize discomfort. The Halo™ laser handpiece is passed over the targeted area, delivering controlled laser energy. This energy eradicates damaged skin cells and triggers the body’s natural healing mechanisms.

The duration of a Halo™ treatment session can vary depending on the size of the area being treated. Generally, sessions range from thirty minutes to an hour.

After the treatment, patients’ skin may appear red and warm, similar to a sunburn. It is also normal to experience mild swelling and slight peeling during the initial recovery phase. The necessary downtime can differ depending on the specifics of the treatment plan; as a general guide, most individuals require around 2 to 7 days for recovery. Typically, patients can comfortably return to their usual routines within a week.

Many patients notice initial improvements within a few days to a week post-treatment. The full result of Halo becomes more evident as your skin continues to heal and regenerate over several weeks.

The longevity of Halo™ treatment results varies depending on factors such as your skincare routine, sun exposure, and lifestyle choices. Typically, results can last for a year or more. Maintenance treatments may be recommended to sustain the benefits.

The cost of Halo™ treatment can vary based on factors such as geographic location, the treatment area, and the number of sessions required. In Canada, the cost of Halo can range from approximately $1,200 to $1,800 per session.

While Halo™ is considered a safe procedure, there are potential risks, including:

• Redness

• Swelling

• Peeling

• Pigment changes

• Scarring

120/147 people who have undergone Halo™ have rated the procedure as “Worth It” (82%).

• Source – Realself.com