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Sciton Halo Laser

Advanced skin rejuvenation.

Advanced skin rejuvenation.

The Sciton Halo Laser Manchester by Sciton is the world’s first hybrid fractional laser.

This is a two-in-one laser treatment, delivering the best of both worlds, Halo has the unique ability to provide surface renewal while simultaneously providing deep dermal restoration.

Combining these two wavelengths creates a strong synergistic effect, for corrective results without the downtime of traditional ablative lasers.

What is Ablative?

Ablative lasers are used to target surface irregularities by removing the outermost layers of damaged and dead skin. Ablative laser resurfacing addresses visible skin imperfections including sun damage, uneven pigmentation, and poor texture.

What is Non-Ablative?

Non-ablative laser treatments have a deeper focus and are able to harmlessly pass through the skin’s upper layers and heat the deeper, underlying dermal tissues. Working inward out, non-ablative laser resurfacing encourages collagen growth to subtly tighten, firm, and lift the skin from within, a process known as remodelling. The results from this treatment can become increasingly apparent over weeks and months.

Sciton Halo Laser Manchester Laser Treatment is a skin resurfacing procedure, so it will help reduce or eliminate any of the following types of skin damage:

  • Skin discoloration
  • Skin texture
  • Skin resurfacing
  • Sun damage or sunspots (dyschromia)
  • Age spots or age lines
  • Uneven skin tones
  • Poor skin texture
  • Fine lines
  • Wrinkles
  • Enlarged pores
  • Scarring including acne scars
  • Medical dermatology/Actinic Keratoses

Benefits of Sciton Halo Laser

The Sciton Halo Laser offers a range of benefits for skin rejuvenation:

  • Dual-Wavelength Technology: Combines ablative and non-ablative wavelengths for effective treatment with minimal downtime.
  • Improves Skin Texture and Tone: Reduces fine lines, wrinkles, and uneven skin tone, giving a smoother and more youthful appearance.
  • Minimises Pores: Helps to reduce the appearance of enlarged pores.
  • Treats Sun Damage: Effective in reducing sunspots and discolouration.
  • Promotes Collagen Production: Stimulates collagen for long-term skin tightening and firmness.
  • Customisable Treatment: Tailored to individual skin concerns and goals.
  • Minimal Downtime: Delivers significant results with less recovery time compared to traditional laser treatments.

Some laser treatments are only effective for men and women with lighter pigment skin complexions. This is because the laser targets visible skin imperfections, some of which are more easily overlooked with darker skin tones.

Halo is different. By using a motion-tracking technology to measure your face beforehand, the laser can scan and target imperfections deep within the epidermis — even imperfections that would not be visible to the naked eye. Because of this, it is effective for all ages, all skin types, and all complexions.

You will see a significant removal of age spots, areas of uneven pigmentation, and other sun damage. The overall tone and texture will improve. You’ll also see a reduction in fine lines, reduced pore size, and an overall improvement in your skin’s vibrancy.

Prices from £500.00

Your Treatment Guide

Expected Results

A rejuvenated complexion

Treatment Time

60 minutes

Downtime

A few days

Longevity

12-18 months

The art of subtle transformation

After

After Sciton HALO: smoother, more even skin

Before

Before Sciton HALO: uneven texture and tone on the cheek

FAQs

This treatment may be suitable for men and women who feel their appearance is showing signs of ageing or where surface layers of the skin have been damaged. A tired, dull or aggravated appearance can often cause a person to feel unhappy with their look, seeking a treatment that can help to restore their natural glow and rejuvenate their youthful features. A consultation at NassifMD will recommend if Sciton is right for you.

HALO can improve overall skin texture and the appearance of certain acne scars, particularly where there is a combination of uneven surface texture, pigmentation and changes in collagen. More localised or deeper scars may benefit from a targeted treatment such as ProFractional.

Yes. HALO can address sun damage, uneven pigmentation and changes in skin tone, while also improving texture. If pigmentation or redness is the main concern, BBL may also be considered because it specifically targets superficial pigment and vascular changes.

HALO can be used on a range of skin types, including darker skin, when the treatment is appropriately selected and customised. Your practitioner will consider your natural skin tone, pigmentation, previous reactions to treatment and recent sun exposure before choosing the appropriate settings.

Yes. HALO can be combined with other treatments when there are several concerns. BBL may be used for pigmentation or redness, while HALO focuses on resurfacing and collagen stimulation. The treatments and timing will be selected according to your skin.

Yes. HALO can be used on areas including the neck, chest, back, arms and hands, depending on the concern being treated. It can be useful where sun damage, uneven pigmentation or changes in skin texture extend beyond the face.

The initial healing period is usually around 5–7 days, depending on the settings used and how your skin responds. After treatment, the skin can look red or swollen before developing a bronzed, rough or sandpaper-like appearance. These tiny darkened areas are sometimes referred to as “MENDS” and are part of the skin's normal healing process as the treated tissue is shed.

The mends gradually flake away as the skin renews, revealing fresher skin underneath. Your practitioner will provide specific aftercare and advise when makeup and active skincare can be restarted.

HALO produces both an initial improvement in skin quality and longer-term collagen remodelling. Pigmentation and surface texture can improve as the skin heals, while collagen-related changes continue to develop over the following months.