MOXI Laser Skin Rejuvenation Treatment
Moxi is a gentle fractionated laser designed to effectively treat the visible signs of aging and produce evenly toned, radiant skin in as little as a single treatment—although 2-4 are recommended. It’s ideal for all patients of all skin types who are just beginning their skin care journey or those looking for a light resurfacing option that can be performed anytime of year.
MOXI Treatment Overview
MOXI is a laser treatment that helps to treat the visible signs of aging and improves the overall appearance of your skin. Moxi comfortably delivers non-ablative laser energy to correct the initial signs of sun damage and aging—no matter the season or skin type—for a glowing and clear complexion. It targets water within cells to work with the body’s natural healing processes for a gentle treatment with little-to-no downtime.
What MOXI does
Moxi is a non-ablative laser, mild resurfacing treatment that helps smooth out fine lines and wrinkles, even out uneven tone and texture, and help with overall clarity--no matter the season or skin type!
How to prepare for MOXI
No usage of antibiotics for 2-weeks prior to receiving a MOXI treatment. Stop using retinoids 7 days prior and no other treatments for 1-week prior. Also, avoid harsh exfoliants 3 days prior to treatment.
What to expect from MOXI
A numbing topical is applied prior to treatment to allow for a near-painless experience. You will experience mild redness and a residual heat sensation for up to several hours post treatment. Within 24 hours new skin will start to form within. This process usually takes anywhere from 7-14 days.
Postcare notes
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FAQs
The 1927nm laser within the Moxi handpiece targets water, which means it can treat all skin types, year-round.
Anyone looking to brighten and refresh their skin.
A typical Moxi treatment takes 8 to 12 minutes depending on the number of passes and density. Anesthetic cream is only needed on more aggressive treatments.
The penetration depth of Moxi’s 1927nm laser can vary slightly depending on the energy used and ranges from 100-200um.