Halo Laser Skin Resurfacing in Austin

Halo is a state-of-the-art skin resurfacing laser that operates using two distinct wavelengths (ablative and non-ablative) to target your skin concerns on multiple levels. The ablative wavelength targets the outermost layer of skin, known as the epidermis, while the non-ablative wavelength targets the innermost layer of skin, known as the dermis.

Laser Skin Resurfacing Overview

Halo laser skin resurfacing in Austin is a non-invasive state-of-the-art procedure for achieving beautiful skin. You will see dramatic changes with minimal downtime. With Halo laser skin resurfacing, you can experience a visible level of correction of wrinkles, sunspots, and dull or uneven skin tone.

Halo Laser: Treating a range of skin concerns

Halo Laser skin resurfacing targets:

Fine lines and wrinkles
Loss of a glow to your complexion
Uneven skin tone
Complexion issues
Large pores
Acne scars
Sun damage
Discoloration
Dark spots

Because Halo operates using two distinct wavelengths (ablative and non-ablative) to target your skin concerns on multiple levels, Halo can accomplish in 1 to 2 treatments what prior lasers could only accomplish in 5 or 6. Halo laser resurfacing is a minimally invasive treatment that can help improve skin tone and texture, skin clarity, appearance of pore size, as well as stimulate collagen for firmer, more pliable skin.

Why choose Halo Resurfacing at Austin Plastic Surgery Institute?

At APSI, we offer a variety of laser resurfacing treatments to help improve the appearance of your skin. Our experienced aestheticians and registered nurses will work with you to ensure that you receive the best possible results. We are very hands-on with our approach and take the time to get to know each client to tailor our treatments to their individual needs. We believe that communication is the key to achieving optimal results, and we will always be available to answer any questions you may have. Come to the Skincare Clinic at APSI for your laser skin rejuvenation and experience the difference that our personalized care can make.

How does Halo skin resurfacing work?

The Halo laser utilizes the dual hybrid technology of non-ablative and ablative laser energy for the treatment of skin problems. This dual-wavelength laser, delivered to the same treatment zone, treats the upper and inner layers of the skin at the same time. The ablative laser works on the top layer of the skin. The non-ablative laser penetrates the deep layers of the skin to stimulate collagen and elastin protein production.

What are the benefits of the halo laser?

Halo laser skin resurfacing in Austin is suitable for all ages and all skin tones. Along with wrinkles and fine lines, Halo laser skin resurfacing corrects problems such as:

uneven skin tone
enlarged pores
sun damage
scarring.

The Halo laser treatment is non-invasive and completely safe.

Before & After Laser Skin Resurfacing

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The treatment process

First, a consultation is scheduled so that our providers can better understand your skin issues and your expectations from the treatment. During this consultation, your medical history will be discussed, including any allergies and current conditions.
On the day of the Halo laser skin resurfacing treatment, a numbing cream is applied to the face. Your eyes are covered with shields to protect them from the effects of the laser.
The Halo handpiece first measures the surface area of individual sections of your face. Multiple passes are then performed to treat each section.
The intensity of the Halo laser can be adjusted depending on how aggressive the treatment will be. More intensive treatment will result in a little more swelling and more associated downtime. A low-intensity treatment will require more sessions but negligible downtime.
The laser treatment does not take much time. However, on the whole, you will have to spend about two hours at the clinic. The treatment is not painful like most lasers; you will feel heat sensations rather than pain, and your face will feel warm once the treatment is complete.

What happens after the laser skin resurfacing treatment?

Halo laser skin resurfacing does not require much downtime. The skin becomes temporarily red, and there may be some swelling, which will subside within 2-3 days. You may have redness, dryness and flaking for up to 7-10 days post-treatment. You should avoid sun exposure as much as possible during the healing process. You should not wear makeup for 24 hours after the procedure.

Aftercare instructions will be provided to you at the time of your treatment.

What are the results of Halo laser skin resurfacing?

You will start noticing the results after 2-3 days have passed. After a couple of weeks, the skin appears visibly softer and smoother. A single Halo treatment produces a better overall result than 3-4 treatment sessions with a conventional chemical peel or fractional laser.

Set up your consultation

To give yourself smooth and beautiful skin with Halo laser skin resurfacing in Austin, contact Austin Plastic Surgery Institute & Skin Care Clinic. Arrange your appointment for a consultation today.

Halo Laser FAQ

How soon will I see results after a Halo treatment?

Initial results can be seen within a week, with continued improvements over 2-3 months as your skin regenerates and collagen production increases.

Is the Halo laser safe for all skin types?

Yes, the Halo laser is designed to be safe for most skin types. However, your provider will assess your skin during a consultation to ensure it’s the right treatment for you.

How many treatments will I need for optimal results?

Many patients see great results after just one session, but depending on your skin concerns and goals, you may need two to three treatments.

Can Halo laser resurfacing be combined with other treatments?

Yes, to enhance results, Halo can be combined with treatments like BOTOX, dermal fillers, or HydraFacials. Your provider can create a customized treatment plan for you.

How long does a typical Halo treatment session last?

A typical Halo treatment takes about 1-2 hours, including pre-treatment preparation.

Will I need to avoid the sun after my Halo laser treatment?

Yes, it’s crucial to avoid direct sun exposure and wear sunscreen daily to protect your skin as it heals.

Are there any long-term side effects of Halo laser treatments?

Long-term side effects are rare when the procedure is performed by a skilled provider. Temporary redness and swelling are common but typically subside within a few days.