When combining these two treatments, you will usually begin with a session of BBL™ skin rejuvenation. As the device is passed over your skin, you may experience a short zap sensation, similar to being flicked repeatedly by a rubber band. Afterwards, you may notice some mild warmth or tingling, however, this usually only lasts a moment.

Before your Halo laser treatment, Dr Saber will apply a topical numbing anaesthetic to your skin to ensure your comfort during the procedure. To ensure your skin is treated evenly, Dr Saber will measure the treated area with motion tracking technology. He will then uniformly roll the Halo handpiece over your skin until the device recognises the treatment is complete. Many patients describe Halo treatments as generally comfortable, although you may experience some heat and the occasional prickling sensation.

Following your BBL and Halo treatments, you may notice some redness in the treated area and feel a hot, sunburnt like sensation for up to 30 minutes. Dr Saber will apply some post-laser products to your skin, which you must continue to use at home during the healing process for best results.

Halo laser treatments usually involve around four to seven days of downtime, depending on the intensity of the treatment and your skin condition. You may experience some swelling, moderate redness, brown spots, dryness, and flaking of the skin during this downtime.