BroadBand Light
A focus on color.
Pulsed light targets selected pigment and vascular concerns. Discuss BBL when uneven tone, sun spots, or redness are your priority.
Explore BBLHALO® · Skin renewal
Laser skin
resurfacing
in Southlake.
A fresh perspective.
On your skin.
Explore a thoughtful approach to tone, texture, and the visible effects of sun exposure—with your skin and your schedule in mind.
Your skin. Considered individually.
The technology
HALO laser
Hybrid fractional resurfacing
The focus
Tone & texture
A plan for your skin concerns
The first step
A skin assessment
Suitability and recovery discussedMore than a surface conversation
Freshness begins
with understanding.
We offer Sciton HALO®, which combines ablative and nonablative wavelengths in one fractional treatment. It treats small zones of skin to support renewal at different depths. Your consultation helps determine whether this approach suits your skin. [1]
01 Texture & pores
Explore options for rough texture and the appearance of enlarged pores, with expectations tailored to your skin.
02 Fine lines & scars
Talk about fine lines and selected acne scars. Resurfacing may soften their appearance; it does not erase every line or scar.
03 Uneven tone
Discuss sun-related discoloration and uneven tone. Start with an assessment of the spots or changes you have noticed.
Treatment depends on your skin and the concern being addressed. Read about suitability and risks.
Two approaches. Different priorities.
BBL or HALO?
Start with your goal.
Your provider can explain the options and whether either treatment suits your skin.
Your appointment, considered
A plan for your skin.
And your life.
Your calendar matters, too.
Discuss recovery before you book.
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Understand your starting point.
Share your concerns, skin-care routine, medications, previous treatments, and recent sun exposure. Ask what a realistic improvement could look like.
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02
Choose the approach together.
Discuss treatment intensity, comfort measures, the number of sessions, cost, and time away from your usual routine. Decide with a clear picture of the commitment.
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Make aftercare part of the plan.
Request written preparation and recovery instructions. Know which products to use, when to check in, and whom to contact with concerns.
Recovery is part of renewal
Let your skin
take its time.
Make room for healing. Your treatment settings and individual response shape the recovery experience.
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Immediately afterward
Warmth, redness, and swelling can occur. Ask your provider how to care for the treated area during the first day.
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As the skin renews
Skin may develop a bronzed, rough texture before it sheds. Let this process happen naturally and follow your aftercare plan.
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As changes develop
Early changes can appear as skin heals, with continued improvement over time. A review helps guide any further treatment.
Timing and results vary. Sciton’s HALO treatment guide ↗
An informed decision
The right treatment
for your skin.
Start with suitability
Discuss your skin tone, recent tanning, cold sores, scarring history, medications, and whether you are pregnant or breastfeeding. Laser choice and settings require individual assessment.
Understand the risks
Possible effects include redness, swelling, discomfort, infection, scarring, and lighter or darker skin pigmentation. Some color changes can persist. Ask about your individual risk and alternatives.
Ask for clear instructions about expected healing, warning signs, and how to reach us if recovery differs from your plan.
Read Mayo Clinic’s laser resurfacing overview and discuss treatment-specific risks with your provider.
What is HALO?
HALO is Sciton’s hybrid fractional laser, combining two types of laser energy in a single treatment. Your provider adjusts the approach to the concerns being treated and the recovery you can plan for.
How much downtime should I plan for?
Expect some visible recovery rather than assuming you can return immediately to every activity. Ask for a timeline specific to your settings, including work, makeup, exercise, and important events.
Is laser resurfacing suitable for darker skin?
Suitability depends on the laser, settings, and your skin. Darker skin can be more prone to burns and pigment changes. Seek assessment from a clinician experienced with your skin tone; an alternative may be recommended.
How many treatments will I need?
Some plans involve one session; others use a series. Discuss your priorities, the level of change you hope for, and when to reassess before committing to a schedule.
How much does HALO cost?
Ask us for a quote covering your treatment area, proposed sessions, and any follow-up or aftercare costs. Call 817-379-9397 before booking if you have pricing questions.
How should I prepare and protect my skin?
Avoid tanning and discuss sun protection before and after treatment. Give your provider a list of medications, supplements, and skin-care products. Follow their instructions about changes to your routine; do not stop prescribed medication on your own.
Refine Medical Spa · Southlake, Texas
A fresh chapter.
For your skin.
Start with a conversation about your skin and your goals.
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2900 W Southlake Blvd, Suite 160
Southlake, TX 76092 817-379-9397
Southlake, TX 76092 817-379-9397
Learn more: Sciton HALO guide · Mayo Clinic laser resurfacing · American Academy of Dermatology laser information
General educational information. Your consultation determines whether treatment is appropriate. HALO® is a registered trademark of Sciton.
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