Show patients their result before they treat.
Sciton's hybrid fractional laser — combines ablative and non-ablative wavelengths for big results with manageable downtime.
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Plan • Device
Recommended Protocol
Halo
Hybrid fractional laser
Maintenance & Follow-Up
Ongoing plan
Halo is Sciton's FDA-cleared hybrid fractional laser, delivering ablative and non-ablative wavelengths in one pass. It resurfaces the surface while stimulating deeper collagen, dramatically improving sun damage, pigment, pores, fine lines, and texture with less downtime than fully ablative lasers. The 'Halo glow' appears after about a week.
Halo is Sciton's hybrid fractional laser, distinctive for delivering both an ablative and a non-ablative wavelength in the same pass. The ablative energy resurfaces the surface for tone and texture while the non-ablative energy reaches deeper to stimulate collagen — a combination engineered to deliver dramatic improvement in sun damage, pigment, pores, fine lines, and texture with less downtime than fully ablative resurfacing. Patients often describe the signature post-treatment 'Halo glow,' which appears after about a week, usually from one or two sessions.
For a practice, Halo is a premium 'best of both worlds' resurfacing treatment that justifies a high price with a visible, talked-about result. The downtime and gradual reveal mean expectations matter; previewing the projected glow and clarity on the patient's own photo turns the investment into a confident yes and positions Halo as the centerpiece of a skin-quality plan.
Halo
Made by
Sciton
Category
Hybrid fractional laser
Type
In-clinic device
US regulatory status
FDA-cleared hybrid fractional laser for skin resurfacing.
See the full treatment category — what it does, the concerns it solves, and how it fits into a visual 12-month plan.
Each concern maps to its full range of options — and lets patients preview their result before they commit.
Small, shallow wrinkles that show up first around the eyes, mouth, and forehead.
Explore concernPits, raised marks, and discoloration left behind after breakouts heal.
Explore concernSmoothing rough, uneven, or bumpy facial skin for a refined, radiant complexion.
Explore concernFlat brown spots and age spots from years of cumulative sun exposure.
Explore concernThe folds that run from the sides of the nose to the corners of the mouth, deepening with age and volume loss.
Explore concernHorizontal lines across the forehead from raising the eyebrows, aging, and sun exposure.
Explore concernCommon questions patients ask about Halo — and what practices should be ready to answer.
It delivers both an ablative wavelength (resurfacing the surface) and a non-ablative wavelength (stimulating deeper collagen) in the same treatment, combining strong results with more manageable downtime.
Sun damage, pigmentation, enlarged pores, fine lines, and uneven texture, with the signature radiant 'Halo glow' as the skin renews.
Typically several days of redness and a bronzed, sandpaper-like texture before the skin reveals a glow, generally less than fully ablative resurfacing.
Patients weigh their options by name. Browse the alternatives Afters can visualize and plan.
The fractional laser that defined the category — resurfaces deeper for wrinkles, scars, and sun damage.
View brandSciton's gentle fractional laser — a low-downtime 'prejuvenation' treatment for tone, texture, and early pigment.
View brandSciton's high-powered BroadBand Light — the premium IPL for sun damage, redness, and brown spots.
View brandAfters simulates the outcome on a patient's own photo and builds a visual 12-month plan — so consults convert and average ticket climbs.