Laser Skin Resurfacing Columbus, Ohio
Harness The Power Of The Halo Laser To Help Address Your Skin Concerns
We understand that visible signs of aging can be distressing. That’s why our providers use “Halo” — one of the most effective laser skin resurfacing treatments available — to specifically address almost all skin concerns, including enlarged pores, scarring, fine lines, sun spots, discoloration and uneven skin tone. You deserve to have skin that best matches the energy within you. Halo can help you on this journey!
How Does Halo Work?
Halo is a “hybrid fractional treatment,” meaning it combines two laser treatments: ablative and non-ablative.
- Ablative Laser: Targets tiny pathways in the skin without causing damage to the area around it.
- Non-Ablative Laser: Creates a controlled injury in the skin to trigger the production of elastin and collagen, and this helps to minimize wrinkles on the skin.
This hybrid treatment targets the dermis and epidermis to help reduce the appearance of sun damage, brown spots and enlarged pores. Unlike traditional methods, Halo treatments only require a few days of healing time.
Frequently Asked Questions About Halo
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There are many people out there experiencing different visible aging signs, such as fine lines and uneven skin tone but are reluctant to undergo surgical procedures. They’ve constantly wished for alternative ways to get rid of such conditions. Halo isn’t just incredible at addressing these cosmetic concerns, but it is also less costly and carries fewer risks while still delivering sustainable results!
If you’re hesitant about surgery, this could be the best solution for you!
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Patients are usually advised to keep the skin protected at least for 24 hours after their treatment. After that, they are free to engage in their day-to-day activities with no fears at all. The skin begins to peel after 24 hours and can be covered using makeup.
If you receive a facial treatment, you will start noticing changes after two to three days, starting with a light bronzing appearance, then skin peeling. The peeling is necessary to reveal the new skin.
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Typically, you should expect to see the results after two to five days following the treatment. The results last for many years as long as the patient protects the skin from direct UV rays.
Halo & BBL: A Combination Made In Heaven
We recommend combining your Halo treatment with BroadBand Light (BBL) therapy in order to maximize the benefits of your laser treatment. Halo is excellent for addressing texture and fine lines, and BBL is primarily used for treating brown spots and pigment. When combined in the same session, we find that our patients experience more than just an additive effect of the two treatments. They often enhance the effects of each other with no additional downtime!
Not everyone is a good candidate for this combination treatment – ask your provider if you would benefit from adding a BBL treatment to your procedure.
Schedule Your Laser Consultation With Us
Laser skin resurfacing in Columbus, Ohio allows you to safely target the skin concerns that matter most to you with pinpoint accuracy. Every treatment is customized to you, delivering the ideal results that are unique to you.
We invite you to get in touch with us today, schedule your initial consultation and unlock your skin’s natural radiance!
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