Halo Laser

Anyone that is looking to improve the texture and radiance of their skin. We all want that halo glow! Halo targets years of skin damage and visible signs of aging. If you suffer from wrinkles, discolouration, pigmentation, sun damage, uneven skin tone, acne scarring, enlarged pores and poor texture then the halo treatment is for you.

Halo treats areas such as face, eyes, neck, chest/décolletage, hands or any areas that there is sun damage or textural concerns.

The halo laser treatment does have some downtime and recovery and your skin does require time to heal. During this time your skin is vulnerable to the sun and you should avoid exposure to UVA and UVB rays therefore the best time of year to have this treatment is winter. This is the time of year we are indoors and uv exposure is lower. Avoiding sun expose will ensure optimal results from your halo treatments.

You and your skin therapist can choose how many treatments you want to do!. You can have two deeper treatments or have multiple treatments that are less aggressive and achieve a similar goal over a longer period of time.

The halo treatment works to reverse the signs of aging by damaging and removing the old damaged superficial epidermal cells of the skin. The dual laser technology penetrates deep into the skin using heat energy, this energy targets water within the skin.

This controlled processed causes damage to the skin that encourages the skins own natural wound healing response which in turns switches on the collagen and elastin production. This incredible process leads to skin that is healthy and rejuvenated with increased levels of collagen and elastin.

Yes, your skin does required preparation before treatment. It is advised to have a consultation with our skin clinicians to ensure that you are using the correct cosmeceutical skin care products that is mandatory for the halo treatment. These skin care products safeguard and promote effective results with the halo treatment.

You also must avoid active skin care products such as vitamin A, BHA and AHAs 1 week prior to the halo treatment.

Avoid sun exposure for 2-4 weeks prior to laser, including fake tan. Please advise your skin clinician if you have an upcoming holiday. Wear sunscreen daily with vigilant application every two hours.

Please prep your skin with the prescribe skincare for you, avoid hot baths, saunas and exercise before the treatment. If you suffer from cold sores, please take the recommended medication to prevent a viral breakout. Take an anti-viral (for cold sores) medication the day before treatment and the day of treatment. Most importantly avoid the sun.

You will feel minimal discomfort during the treatment however you skin clinician will apply a topical anesthetic which will reduce the sensation of the laser. If you are prone to swelling it can be advised to take an antihistamine.

For the first 24 hours you will be instructed by your skin clinician of what products to use to protect and support your skin healing. Avoid the sun, exercise, hot showers and baths. Don not touch your face. Mineral make up can be applied the next day.

Yes, you do need to take time off work, downtime is typically 5-7 days. You experience heat, swelling and redness immediately post treatment this generally occurs for the first two days.

3-5 days post treatment your skin can feel tight, a slight bronzed appearance and dry skin. This dry skin will flack off.

4-5 days post treatment it is recommended to come into the clinic for your post treatment omnilux. The omnilux treatment will speed up the recovery time of the halo and improve skin rejuvenation. It’s the perfect time to see how your skin recovering.

Weeks after the treatment is when you start to see the greatest improvement in the skin, the halo glow is undeniable. You need to continue to use the products that were first prescribe to you in the initial consultation especially sunscreen. Avoid sun exposure and other invasive skin treatments. 4 weeks post treatment is the perfect time to have another halo treatment.

Your halo results can last for years to come as long as you continue to keep your skin healthy and protected against uv.