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Assessment
The specialist considers skin characteristics, treatment areas, the expected result and contraindications.
BBL and MOXI may help even skin tone, reduce the appearance of redness and pigmentation, and support skin texture. The protocol is selected individually after an assessment of the skin.
BBL uses light to address visible pigmentation, redness and vascularity. MOXI gently renews the skin surface and may help make its texture more even.
The specialist assesses phototype, tan, sensitivity and the skin’s needs, then selects a separate or combined protocol.
First, the specialist assesses the skin condition, the aim of the visit and possible limitations. They then select an individual protocol and explain the treatment plan.
The specialist considers skin characteristics, treatment areas, the expected result and contraindications.
BBL is more often selected to address skin tone and redness, and MOXI to support texture, pores and overall skin quality. The technologies may be combined when appropriate.
Parameters and a course of treatments are selected individually, without universal schemes.
An individual protocol that considers the area, goal and skin characteristics.
Clear aftercare and recovery guidance.
Assessment of skin condition and contraindications before starting.
A medical approach and careful treatment selection.
The procedure may be suitable for changes in skin quality, uneven texture, reduced tone or other aesthetic concerns. A suitable protocol is confirmed at a consultation.
The specialist assesses the condition, treatment goals and possible limitations.
Parameters and a course of treatments are selected individually according to your needs.
Contraindications, sensitivity and recent procedures are considered before treatment.
The specialist assesses the condition, treatment goals and possible limitations.
Parameters and a course of treatments are selected individually according to your needs.
Contraindications, sensitivity and recent procedures are considered before treatment.
The result depends on skin condition, the selected protocol, the number of procedures and following the specialist’s recommendations.
The skin may appear more even, calm and luminous.
Procedures may support an even tone, smoothness and density of the skin.
Changes develop gradually and depend on individual skin characteristics.
Contraindications depend on the selected procedure and your health condition. Tell the specialist about pregnancy, chronic conditions, inflammation, medicines in use and recent procedures.
Before the visit, it is recommended to avoid strong acids and retinoids and to tell the specialist about allergies and skin characteristics.
A short overview of what is important to know before the procedure: indications, recovery, a course of treatments and limitations.
This is a combined protocol in which BBL addresses pigmentation, redness and signs of photodamage, while MOXI gently helps improve skin texture and quality.
The BBL + MOXI combination may be selected when pigmentation, redness, uneven skin tone, a dull complexion and texture changes occur together. BBL focuses mainly on tone and vascular concerns, while MOXI adds gentle fractional skin renewal.
BBL primarily addresses pigmentation, redness and visible vascular concerns, while MOXI adds gentle fractional renewal of skin texture. The combination may be suitable when the aim is to support improvement in skin tone, texture and signs of photodamage at the same time.
A course of several treatments is often recommended, but the exact number depends on the condition of the skin, the extent of pigmentation and the desired result. An individual plan is prepared after a consultation.
The first changes in skin tone and texture may be noticeable after one session, but a clearer and more lasting result develops gradually. To support a cumulative effect, the specialist may recommend a course of treatments.
Recovery is usually minimal, but temporary redness, a sensation of warmth and a need to protect the skin especially carefully from the sun may occur after treatment. EHO Clinic recommends avoiding intense sun exposure and heat treatments for a few days.
The combination can be performed in different seasons, but not on freshly tanned skin and only with consistent sun protection. Before booking, we assess your phototype, recent sun exposure and your ability to use SPF after treatment.
Yes. BBL may help reduce visible pigment and vascular concerns, while MOXI addresses uneven skin texture and superficial signs of photodamage. Deep post-acne scars may require a different or combined protocol.
The treatments are usually tolerable without strong anaesthesia: Sciton describes BBL as a gentle warm or tingling sensation and MOXI as a treatment with a short recovery period. Comfort still depends on the intensity of the protocol and skin sensitivity.
The price of BBL + MOXI depends on the treatment area: face, face and neck, or face, neck and décolleté. Current prices for a single treatment and a course are listed in the EHO Clinic price list.
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Book a consultation: the specialist will assess your skin condition and select a suitable protocol without unnecessary intensity.