BBL and MOXI: two different approaches
BBL BroadBand Light uses controlled light energy to address, for example, pigmentation, redness and visible blood vessels. MOXI is a fractional laser treatment that may be considered to support skin texture and overall quality.
In some cases these procedures can be planned separately or as part of the same treatment plan. The choice is based not only on the request, but also on skin phototype, sensitivity, season and current skin condition.
What is assessed during a consultation?
- skin tone, pigmentation and redness
- texture, visible pores and post-acne marks
- tan, phototype and sensitivity
- previous laser or light procedures and medicines in use
A consultation helps establish a realistic plan, a suitable recovery period and home care. In some cases, the specialist may recommend an alternative procedure or wait until the skin has settled.
Safety and preparation
An active tan, sunburn, skin infection, pregnancy, breastfeeding or certain medicines that increase light sensitivity may be reasons to postpone the procedure. The specialist provides a precise assessment before confirming the appointment.
- Avoid sun exposure and tanning beds before the procedure.
- Use sun protection daily according to your skin's needs.
- Tell us about active skin concerns and medicines in use.
- Follow the clinic's individual pre-procedure instructions.
What should be considered after the procedure?
After BBL or MOXI, temporary redness, a feeling of warmth or dryness may occur. Recovery time depends on the selected method and the skin's response. Sun protection and gentle home care are important during recovery.
