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Halo laser treatment at Florida Aesthetics Brandon FL

Fractional Laser · Face & Skin · Brandon, FL

Halo Laser
in Brandon, FL

The world's first hybrid fractional laser, combining ablative and non-ablative wavelengths in a single pass to treat 20+ years of sun damage, lines, texture, and pores at once.

2-in-1
ablative + non-ablative
3–5 days
typical downtime
12+ mo
results last
About This Treatment

What makes Halo different from other laser treatments?

Halo is a hybrid fractional laser that delivers both ablative (1470nm) and non-ablative (2940nm) wavelengths simultaneously, treating the skin's surface and deeper layers in one pass for comprehensive results that previously required two separate procedures.

Standard non-ablative lasers (like Moxi) work below the skin surface with minimal downtime but require many sessions. Ablative lasers resurface the top layer for dramatic results but require significant recovery. Halo does both at once, its hybrid technology creates micro-ablative channels while simultaneously delivering non-ablative deep heating, achieving results typically seen with more aggressive treatments at reduced downtime.

The result: comprehensive improvement in sun damage, brown spots, fine lines, enlarged pores, texture, and skin tone, often in a single treatment with just 3–5 days of social downtime. Most patients describe their skin at 2–4 weeks post-Halo as "the best it has looked in 10+ years."

What does Halo Laser treat?

  • Sun damage & age spots
  • Fine lines & wrinkles
  • Enlarged pores
  • Rough texture
  • Uneven skin tone
  • Melasma (mild)
  • Acne scarring (mild–moderate)
  • Dull complexion

Why patients choose Florida Aesthetics

  • Sciton Halo, gold standard device
  • Physician-supervised protocol
  • Customizable depth per patient
  • Full-face or spot treatment
  • Comfortable with ProNox available
  • Sunscreen + skincare protocol included
Transparent Pricing

How much does Halo Laser cost in Brandon, FL?

Halo pricing depends on the treatment depth and area covered. All consultations include a personalized treatment plan with exact pricing.

Halo, Light/Moderate

First-timers or maintenance

$1,200

full face

  • Lighter energy settings
  • 3–5 day downtime
  • Good for sensitive skin types
  • Annual maintenance
Book Light Halo

Halo + Neck

Face and neck

$2,100

face + neck

  • Full-face treatment
  • Neck resurfacing included
  • Addresses décolletage aging
  • Exceptional combined results
Book Face + Neck

Pricing includes topical numbing, post-procedure kit (Aquaphor, gentle cleanser, SPF), and your 2-week follow-up appointment.

Halo Laser treatment experience
What to Expect

What happens during a Halo Laser appointment?

1
Pre-treatment prep & numbing (45 min)
Prescription-strength topical numbing cream is applied to the full treatment area 45–60 minutes before your session. This is essential for comfort during Halo. For deeper treatments, we also offer ProNox (nitrous oxide) for additional relaxation. Your skin will be thoroughly cleansed before treatment begins.
2
Halo treatment (30–60 min)
The Halo handpiece is moved across your face in a systematic pattern. You'll feel warmth and mild prickling, most patients describe it as comfortable with the numbing. The device's HALOS technology tracks coverage to ensure even delivery. Your provider adjusts settings in real time based on your skin's response.
3
Immediately post (15 min)
Immediately after treatment your skin will appear red and feel warm, similar to a moderate sunburn. A soothing serum and cooling fan are applied. You'll leave with a post-care kit and detailed written instructions.
4
Healing: MENDS + peel (days 2–7)
Days 2–4: The "MENDS" (microscopic epidermal necrotic debris) appear as a bronze/bronzed-toast texture on your skin. Do not pick or exfoliate, these are the treated columns sloughing naturally. Days 4–7: Skin peels gently and reveals smooth, refreshed skin underneath. Results continue improving over 4–8 weeks as collagen remodels.
Real Results

Halo Laser Before & After

Unretouched photos from real Florida Aesthetics patients. Individual results vary.

Before Halo Laser, redness and uneven skin toneBefore
After Halo Laser, improved skin tone and textureAfter
Redness + uneven skin tone
1 session · 4 weeks post
Before Halo Laser, sun damage and pigmentationBefore
After Halo Laser, sun damage improvementAfter
Sun damage + pigmentation
1 session · 6 weeks post
Before Halo Laser, fine lines and skin textureBefore
After Halo Laser, smoother skin textureAfter
Fine lines + skin texture
2 sessions · 8 weeks post

Individual results vary. All photos are unretouched and represent typical outcomes.

Laser Treatment Options

How does Halo Laser compare to alternatives?

Understanding how Sciton's laser family compares to help you choose the right treatment.

FactorHalo (Hybrid)Moxi (Non-ablative)BBL (Broadband Light)
Wavelengths1470nm + 2940nm (hybrid)1927nm (non-ablative)515–1000nm (broadband light)
Primary targetsEverything: pigment, texture, lines, poresPigment, tone, early sun damagePigment, redness, vascular
Downtime3–7 days2–4 days3–5 days
Sessions1–2 annually3–4 annually1–2 annually
Collagen stimulation Significant ModerateMild
Resurfacing Yes (ablative component)NoNo
Available at FA Yes Yes Yes
Common Questions

Halo Laser, Frequently Asked Questions

Days 1–2: Red and warm (sunburn feel). Day 2–4: Skin develops a bronze, "toast" texture called MENDS. Day 4–7: MENDS naturally shed and skin peels gently. By day 7–10 most patients are comfortable returning to social activities with mineral sunscreen and light makeup. Full glow and improvements continue for 4–8 weeks. Plan for 5–7 days of reduced social activity.
One well-performed Halo treatment produces significant, lasting improvement. Many patients are satisfied with one treatment per year. For more significant sun damage or scarring, 2 sessions spaced 3–6 months apart produces superior results. Your provider will set realistic expectations for how many sessions your specific skin condition warrants.
Halo can be performed on Fitzpatrick skin types I–VI with proper protocol adjustments. Darker skin types require lower energy settings and a longer pre-treatment brightening protocol to minimize the risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH). This is critical, we perform a detailed Fitzpatrick assessment at consultation and will not proceed if we believe the risk outweighs the benefit for your skin type.
Moxi is a gentler, all-non-ablative treatment with 2–4 days of downtime, ideal for maintenance, younger skin, and first-time laser patients. Halo is more comprehensive, its hybrid technology achieves more dramatic resurfacing results but requires 5–7 days of downtime. Many patients use Moxi for annual maintenance and schedule a Halo every 2–3 years for a deeper reset.
Most providers recommend waiting until the MENDS have fully shed (days 5–7) before applying makeup. Mineral makeup (ZO Skin Health, SkinMedica) can typically be applied around day 7 once there's no open skin. Regular foundation should wait until day 10. Your post-care kit includes detailed day-by-day guidance.
Stop retinoids (Tretinoin, retinol) 5–7 days before treatment. Avoid sun exposure and self-tanner for 2 weeks. Start a medical-grade SPF regimen if you haven't already. If you have a history of cold sores, inform your provider, antiviral prophylaxis is prescribed before laser treatment. Arrive with clean skin and no makeup.

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Start with a free consultation, no obligation

We'll evaluate your goals, explain exactly what Halo Laser can and can't achieve for you, and provide a personalized treatment plan with transparent pricing.