How Long Do Halo Laser Results Last?

How Does the Halo Laser Work?

The Halo hybrid laser uses an ablative wavelength to remove the outer layers of the skin. Removing these dull, damaged layers allows bright new skin cells to surface. Because Halo is a fractional laser, it scatters its energy, so it works on small areas of skin, leaving others untouched. These intact skin cells will rapidly mount a healing response. It also uses a non-ablative laser that heats the deep layers of the dermis. This heating stimulates collagen development to smooth and firm your skin.  

How Long Do Halo Laser Results Last?

You can keep your Halo laser results much longer with good skincare. Using quality products and sun protection will protect your vibrant new skin cells from damage. Halo results usually last one to two years. We often recommend yearly treatments to maintain your glowing, youthful results. 

What are typical Halo laser results?

Halo laser results include smoother skin texture, smaller pores, and reduced sun damage that can last up to 2 years. Most clients notice visible halo results within a week as redness fades and skin begins to renew. Long-term halo laser treatment results improve with collagen remodeling, continuing over several months. Good skincare and annual maintenance extend results beyond the first year.

How long does Halo laser last?

Halo laser results typically last 12 to 24 months with proper skincare and sun protection. Annual sessions are recommended to maintain brightness, firmness, and pigment correction. The hybrid technology makes halo laser results longer-lasting than many single-mode lasers. Patients with active lifestyles or high sun exposure may require touch-ups sooner.

How Much Do Halo Laser Treatments Cost?

The average Halo laser treatment costs $1500. Factors that affect your overall cost include:

• Your location
• Your provider and their expertise
• The number of treatments you need
• Other fees and expenses

Schedule a consultation with a top halo provider in the country to determine how many treatments you may need and how much you can expect to pay.