Beautiful Results

Without the Downtime of More Aggressive Treatments

Sun exposure and time don’t just show up as a few extra lines — they flatten your skin’s texture, dull its glow, and leave behind sun spots, uneven tone, and enlarged pores. Halo hybrid fractional laser resurfacing reverses that damage by combining ablative and non-ablative wavelengths in a single treatment, precisely targeting both the surface and the deeper layers of skin that hold onto sun damage and aging. At our Fishers and Carmel, Indiana locations, our providers customize every Halo treatment to your skin and your schedule — so you get real results without more downtime than your life allows.

Customizable Downtime — Choose Your Intensity

What Halo Treats

Halo is commonly used to improve:

• Sun spots and uneven pigmentation
• Fine lines and early signs of aging
• Rough or uneven skin texture
• Enlarged pores
• Mild acne scarring
• Overall dullness and loss of radiance

Customizable Downtime — Choose Your Intensity

One of the biggest advantages of Halo is that a single treatment can be adjusted to fit your calendar. Your provider will help you choose the intensity that matches your goals and your schedule.

Halo (Light Treatment)

Minimal downtime, redness comparable to a mild sunburn for a few hours to a day, and skin that’s typically ready for makeup the next day. A good option if you need to be back at work or social plans tomorrow, done in incremental sessions over time for gradual improvement.

Halo (Moderate Treatment)

A few days of visible reddening and light flaking as treated skin resurfaces, with more noticeable improvement in tone and texture per session than the lunchtime option.

Halo (Deep Treatment)

The most dramatic single-session results, with 7-10 days of downtime including deeper reddening, flaking, and some swelling. Best for those who can plan a few days of recovery around the treatment — many patients time this before a low-key stretch or a week without major events.

Halo FAQ

How Many Treatments Will You Need?

Most patients see visible improvement after just one treatment, with results continuing to develop over the following [weeks] as your skin naturally renews itself. For more significant sun damage or scarring, your provider may recommend a Halo treatment once a year. We’ll build your treatment plan around your skin’s needs and how much downtime you’re able to take.

Am I a Good Candidate for Halo?

Halo is a good option for most skin types dealing with sun damage, uneven texture, or early signs of aging who want visible results without the extended recovery of a fully ablative laser. During your consultation, your provider will review your skin, your medical history, and your goals to confirm Halo — or an alternative treatment — is the right fit.

What Does Halo Laser Cost?

Halo treatments at SimplySkin start at $1200, with final pricing based on the treatment area and intensity level your provider recommends. We’ll walk you through exact pricing during your consultation so there are no surprises. Watch for monthly specials or join our Simply Yours membership program for discounted pricing.

Recovery Timeline

• Day 0: Skin appears red and feels similar to a sunburn.
• Days 1-3: Fine flaking or peeling as treated skin resurfaces (duration depends on intensity level chosen).
• Days 4-7: Skin tone evens out and texture continues to improve.
• Weeks 2-4+: Collagen remodeling continues beneath the surface, with results improving over time.

Halo® Hybrid Fractional Laser Resurfacing is a medical aesthetic treatment performed under the medical direction of Dr. Biggerstaff of Biggerstaff Facial Plastics. Individual results vary and are not guaranteed. A consultation with a licensed provider is required prior to treatment to determine candidacy, review your medical history, and confirm the treatment plan appropriate for your skin. This information is provided for general educational purposes and is not a substitute for professional medical advice.