Joule Halo
Simultaneously delivers two wavelengths to comprehensively improve pores, skin texture, scars, and pigmentation all at once. Famous for the 'Halo Glow' effect, where skin shines like glass after the procedure.
What it is
| What it is | Sciton Halo is the world's first hybrid fractional laser, simultaneously delivering two wavelengths—non-ablative 1470nm and ablative 2940nm—to stimulate both the epidermis and dermis. It is efficient as it can comprehensively improve pores, skin texture, acne scars, and pigmented lesions all at once. It is famous for the 'Halo Glow' effect, where skin shines like glass after the procedure, and is highly satisfying for various age groups. |
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| Who it may suit | Pore reduction, skin texture refinement, acne scar improvement, pigmented lesion improvement, Halo Glow effect 개선을 원하는 분은 의료진 상담을 통해 적합성을 확인할 수 있습니다. |
| Effect duration | 1-3 sessions (3-6 month intervals) |
| Treatment time | 30-60 minutes |
| Recovery time | 5-7 days |
| Side effects and precautions | The skin may appear red and peel for 5-7 days after the procedure. Apply sunscreen (SPF 50+) thoroughly, and avoid strong heat stimulation such as saunas or swimming during the recovery period. |
| Recommended sessions and interval | 1-3 sessions (3-6 month intervals) |
Frequently Asked Questions
- What skin concerns is Joule Halo considered for?
- Joule Halo is a hybrid fractional laser that addresses multiple concerns together, such as pigmentation, fine lines, pores, and skin texture. The application is determined based on skin condition and recovery schedule. At Star Dermatology in Seomyeon, Busan, suitability is discussed after a careful review of your skin condition and treatment plan.
- What is recovery like after Joule Halo treatment?
- Redness and scaling may appear after the procedure, and recovery timing varies depending on treatment intensity and individual skin condition. Post-care, including moisturization and UV protection, is important.
- Are there alternatives when downtime is a concern?
- If the recovery period is a concern, dividing lower-intensity treatments across multiple sessions can be considered. Treatment intensity and the number of sessions are determined by checking important schedules and skin condition together.