What Do The Technologies Have in Common?
Treatment Areas and Conditions
The most common conditions Forever Young BBL™ and Halo treat are:
- Sun damage
- Uneven skin tone
- Texture problems: fine lines, wrinkles, enlarged pores
- Age spots
- Acne scars
While BBL™ treatment targets more superficial issues, Halo laser treatments can target deeper layers on the face, neck, and chest to improve overall skin texture. Your individual needs, including the severity of your condition, will determine which treatment is better suited for you.
Long-Lasting Results
Both treatments provide long-lasting results. However, with proper skin protection and maintenance, the results of your Halo laser treatments can last for several years due to increased collagen and elastin production.
Both Halo and Forever Young BBL help to reverse the aging process. As your skin cells produce more collagen and elastin, your skin essentially returns to a genetically youthful state. This leads to long-lasting anti-aging results!
How Do The Technologies Differ?
Number of Sessions Needed
For many patients, improvements in skin tone are visible after their first BBL™ treatment; though optimal results are typically achieved after 4 to 6 treatment sessions. Maintenance sessions are recommended at least twice a year.
Halo laser treatments are completely customizable to your lifestyle and desired outcome. Patients who wish to experience little-to-no downtime may choose to have several light treatments spread out over months. Alternatively, patients who wish to see their desired outcome sooner can opt for a more aggressive single treatment, which requires more time for recovery.
Our Providers at Levy Dermatology can help create a customized treatment plan to leave you looking younger and healthier.