HALO by Sciton

HALO by Sciton is a state-of-the-art hybrid fractional laser system designed for skin rejuvenation and resurfacing. It combines two different types of laser wavelengths—ablative and non-ablative—in a single treatment to address a wide range of skin concerns, offering both deep dermal and superficial resurfacing benefits.

The Basics

HALO’s hybrid technology allows for simultaneous delivery of ablative and non-ablative laser energy. The ablative component precisely removes the outermost layers of the skin, stimulating collagen production and promoting the growth of new, healthy skin cells. The non-ablative component targets deeper layers of the skin, providing deeper heat and stimulating additional collagen without damaging the surface. This dual-action approach allows for comprehensive treatment with less downtime compared to traditional ablative lasers.

The unique hybrid design of HALO offers several advantages:

Customizable Treatments: The hybrid technology enables precise customization of the treatment parameters based on individual skin types, concerns, and goals. This flexibility allows practitioners to adjust the intensity and depth of treatment for optimal results.
Reduced Downtime: Compared to fully ablative lasers, HALO typically has shorter recovery times. Patients can experience significant skin rejuvenation with less peeling, redness, and overall discomfort.
Multiple Skin Concerns Addressed: HALO is effective for treating a variety of skin issues, including sun damage, fine lines, wrinkles, hyperpigmentation, enlarged pores, uneven skin tone, and acne scars. By targeting both superficial and deeper layers, HALO can produce comprehensive results.
Long-lasting Results: With appropriate aftercare, the results from HALO can last for several years, thanks to the ongoing collagen stimulation and enhanced skin texture.

Who is a good candidate?

HALO is suitable for individuals seeking skin rejuvenation without the extensive downtime associated with traditional ablative lasers. It is ideal for those with sun damage, early signs of aging, or acne scarring. It’s also appropriate for various skin types and tones, though a consultation with a qualified practitioner is necessary to ensure it’s the right choice based on specific skin concerns and goals.