Skin feeling tired from so much screen time?

woman looking at a computer while on a video call

Restore your glow with HALO

While video calls and social media have allowed many people to remain connected during the COVID-19 pandemic, they've also led to an increase in the amount of time the average person spends looking at their self on a screen. All this has had some unintended consequences, such as more people asking themselves critical questions about their appearance like:

"Does my skin always look so dull?"
"Have these crow's feet around my eyes been there forever?"
"When did that sunspot pop up?"
"Are my pores really that noticeable?"

These questions—combined with the skin-damaging effects of blue light emitted by computers, cellphones and other electronics—has naturally led to another question: Is there anything that can be done about all of it?

One option is HALO.

What is HALO?

HALO is a state-of-the-art laser treatment that addresses surface-level skin issues while also working deeper to boost collagen production. The result is more youthful-looking skin that glows.

Who is HALO for?

It's true that some cosmetic services are better suited for certain skin types or complexion issues. That's not the case with HALO, which can benefit any skin type—no matter a person's age. Whatever your beauty goals, HALO can likely help by:

Reducing wrinkles and fine lines
Improving skin tone and appearance
Lessening the look of large, noticeable pores
Diminishing the appearance of sun damage, dark spots and other discoloration
Restoring a vibrant glow

How long does it take to see results?

Changes in pigment and texture often appear within six weeks, though it can take up to six months to see the full effect of improvements in fine lines. Skin can continue to glow for years to come, especially with the use of daily sunscreen and other skin-protecting measures. In other words, HALO is a great option for a relatively quick confidence boost for all those on-screen calls and a long-term solution to combat the effects of blue light and other skin-damaging elements.