Laser & Energy

Halo Laser

A hybrid resurfacing that pairs two laser wavelengths in one pass, for real correction with a recovery measured in days.

Book a consultation
Appointment
60-90 min
lastS
12+ months, with sun protection
Onset
Days to weeks, building for months
Downtime
None to minimal
How it works

Two wavelengths, one considered pass.

The ablative wavelength renews the surface, addressing tone, pores, and fine texture, while the non-ablative wavelength reaches deeper to prompt collagen and soften the effects of sun and time. Delivered fractionally, both spare the surrounding skin for quicker healing.

Over the days after, the surface renews with a characteristic bronzed, then flaking, appearance, and beneath it new collagen builds over the following months. The result is brighter, clearer, smoother skin that continues to improve.

"Before Treatment" Symbol

The consultation

At your first visit

Before anything is decided, your provider reads the skin and places you correctly among your options, since Halo is the balanced middle between the lightest peels and the deeper CO2 laser. Your skin tone guides what is safe.

"During Treatment" Symbol

The visit

Sixty to ninety minutes

The skin is cleansed and numbed for comfort. Your provider then delivers both an ablative and a non-ablative wavelength together in a fractional pattern, the first renewing the surface, the second reaching deeper to prompt collagen. Both spare the surrounding skin for quicker healing.

"After Treatment" Symbol

The days that follow

A few days of swelling and flaking

Expect redness, warmth, and swelling for the first day or two, then a bronzed appearance and fine flaking as the skin renews over roughly a week. Let it peel on its own. Keep the skin moist and out of the sun. The glow arrives within a week, and the deeper improvement builds over the months after.

ON METHOD

Two wavelengths, one considered pass.

Halo delivers a gentle ablative wavelength at the surface and a deeper non-ablative wavelength beneath, in the same treatment. The first renews tone, pores, and fine texture; the second reaches for collagen.

Its depth is adjustable, so it can be kept moderate with a few days of recovery or taken deeper for a fuller correction. It is the balanced middle of our resurfacing.

ON RESTRAINT

Placed correctly among the options.

Restraint with Halo begins at the consultation, placing you correctly among your choices. If a glow with almost no downtime is the aim, a lighter laser is wiser; if the concern is deep, CO2 reaches further.

We do not reach for Halo out of habit. We reach for it when it is the honest middle your skin and your calendar both fit.

ON EXPERIENCE

Both wavelengths, evenly held.

Delivering two wavelengths in one fractional pass asks the hand to keep both even across the field while watching how the skin answers.

Your skin tone guides what is safe. The judgment of depth and evenness is what separates a clean result from an uneven one.

ON RETURNING

Built across a week, then months.

The glow arrives within a week as the surface renews and flakes; the deeper improvement builds over the months after as new collagen forms.

With daily sunscreen and good skincare, many keep the result for years, refreshed only occasionally.

The Hands

Providers

"Good Candidate" symbol
WHO THiS is FOR

For sun damage, tone, and texture, with a real but short recovery.

Halo suits the person wanting a genuine improvement in sun damage, uneven tone, pores, and texture, who can give a few days to recovery but would rather not undertake the deepest laser. It sits between the light peels and the CO2 laser.

"Not A Good Candidate" symbol
WHO THiS is not FOR

For the lightest touch or the deepest correction, other tools fit.

If you want a glow with almost no downtime, a NanoLaserPeel is wiser; if the concern is deep scarring or advanced wrinkling, the CO2 laser reaches further. Halo is the balanced middle, and we will place you where your skin and your calendar fit.

FAQ

Does Halo hurt?
Is Halo safe for my skin tone?
When will I see results from Halo?
What is the downtime from Halo?
Where does Halo fit among your other lasers?