The MOXI™ Laser by Sciton is a non-ablative, fractional laser resurfacing treatment developed specifically to treat uneven pigmentation and repair sun-damaged skin.
MOXI can aid to correct problematic areas of blemishes or scarring (including c-section scars) and also help to regenerate the skin by stimulating collagen and elastin production while also improving overall tone and texture of skin.
With MOXI™ you can correct uneven pigmentation and improve skin tone and texture without the recovery or downtime associated with more aggressive laser procedures.
MOXI™ is a safe treatment for all skin types, anytime of the year, MOXI™ is ideal for younger patients who are just starting a skin regimen or those wanting to revitalise and refresh their skin’s appearance without downtime.
Due to the minimal downtime needed and the gentleness of the technology, it’s also an ideal treatment for regular skin maintenance to keep your skin looking flawless.
MOXI Laser Skin Treatment
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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A thorough consultation will initially be conducted to determine if you are a good candidate for the treatment.
Once a cleanse and prepping of the skin is complete, your eyes will be protected with safety goggles or eye shields. A cool gel will then be applied to the area being treated. Then, a chilled applicator is placed on the skin to deliver the light energy. Some areas on the skin will be more sensitive than others, however most clients report the sensation feels like a “warm flick” or “rubber band snap” to the skin. The treatment will take 15 to 60 minutes depending on the size of the area being treated. -
You can expect redness and heat in the skin for a few hours following the procedure. Mild swelling can occur the following day. It’s also normal for your skin to feel rough like sandpaper for a few days while your skin heals.
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Are there contraindications?
Do not receive a MOXI or BBL skin treatment if you:
have been tanning in sun or sunbeds
Have used fake tans 2 weeks prior
are on strong antibiotics, using Retin-A or bleaching cream
have a history of melanoma or have active skin infections
if you have a history of herpes(coldsores) outbreaks, we recommend seeing your General Practitioner prior to treatment for anti-viral medication, to take on the day of the treatment to prevent an outbreak from occurring.
