Sciton MOXI - Face & Neck - 1 Treatment

How Does Moxi Laser Treatment Work?

The Moxi laser delivers fractionated non-ablative laser energy directly below the skin’s surface to promote healing and collagen production. The velocity is precisely controlled, allowing each treatment to be fine-tuned for those who want to refresh or revitalize mature and sun-damaged skin.

Unlike more aggressive ablative lasers, Moxi can safely and effectively treat post-inflammatory pigmentation in patients with all skin types. It is a versatile skin resurfacing laser that is excellent for younger patients looking to ward off premature signs of aging. It provides textural and tonal improvements without extensive downtime.

Our patients can expect significant improvement in the following:

• • Unwanted pigment
  • Light sun damage
  • Uneven skin tone
  • Textural irregularities
  • Dull skin
  • Fine lines
  • Large pores
  • Melasma
  • Actinic keratosis

Why is Moxi Safe for All Skin Types?

Moxi is a low-level laser developed to help patients, including those with darker skin types (Fitzpatrick Scale IV, V & VI), battle signs of visible aging. Sciton’s Moxi laser gently eliminates sunspots and melasma without causing post-inflammatory pigmentation. This revolutionary technology is an effective rejuvenating tool for people with fair or darker skin tones who want to achieve a healthy, glowing complexion.

Can Moxi Be Combined with Other Lasers?

Yes! By combining the Moxi laser with the BBL HERO, patients can realize excellent results without additional downtime. This powerhouse combo addresses all types of skin concerns--from unwanted pigment to rough skin--and promises a brighter, smoother, and more youthful complexion. Large areas can be treated anywhere on the body in just minutes, and post-care is simple. Makeup can be applied 24 hours after the treatment. Together, Moxi and BBL Hero pack a synergistic punch for glowing and radiant skin

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