When it comes to getting your perfect skin, you may have heard that Halo Laser treatments and BBL Laser treatments can help you achieve clearer and younger-looking skin.
But what exactly are the differences between Halo Laser and BBL Laser? And how do you know which one is right for you?
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What Are Halo Laser Treatments?
The Halo Laser is an innovative fractional hybrid laser treatment that is designed to minimize the appearance of sun damage, hyperpigmentation, and other signs of aging. The treatment achieves this goal by penetrating the skin to the deepest dermal layers; this results in revitalized collagen production, which helps speed up cellular turnover. Thanks to new tissue regrowth, clients can expect a younger, firmer, and clearer complexion.
What Are BBL Laser Treatments?
BBL Laser treatments use broadband light therapy to target and minimize the appearance of sun damage, hyperpigmentation, and even scarring leftover from acne breakouts. This technology delivers pulses of photothermal energy to the targeted site; over time and with enough treatments, the discolored pigmentation absorbed the light energy and eventually dissolves. Additionally, the treatment heats up the top dermal tissue, leading to gentle skin tightening and cell stimulation.
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So What Are the Main Differences Between the Two?
The main differences between the two treatments can really be summed up by how each procedure approaches achieving optimal results. The Halo Laser achieves an ideal complexion by targeting the subdermal layers, while the BBL Laser focuses on the top dermal tissue.
Had another Halo laser treatment. AMAZING! Darlene and her staff are excellent in their profession. Darlene’s passion for her work is sincere and her expertise is exceptional! Thanks Darlene again!!!
TS, Happy Patient
Take the Next Step
Want to see if Halo Laser or BBL Laser treatments are right for you? Schedule your consultation at Ageless Beauty Center in Okemos, MI today! Simply fill out the contact form on this page or give us a call at (517) 203-5052.
