I’m 47, blonde, green eyes, fair-skinned, but 1/4 South East Asian, so I tan easily. I had Halo to treat melasma about 4 years ago and it made it 5 times worse. I tried a light moxie 3 months ago and didn’t notice a difference, so the more intense moxie was recommended for me. Is this a good or bad idea? I’ve been so diligent in caring and protecting my skin my whole life, that I can’t believe I’m dealing with this and I don’t want to make it worse. Thank you in advance!
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Answer: Moxi can treat Melasma
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Jason Emer, MDDermatologic Surgeon, Board Certified in Dermatology
BBL treatments can help reduce the appearance of brown spots or sunspots, but they may not necessarily get rid of them forever. The effectiveness of BBL can vary from person to person, and some individuals may require multiple sessions for optimal results. Additionally, sun exposure and other...
Hello and thank you for your question. MOXI delivers micro pulses of energy to the skin to correct pigmentation and sun damage, uneven skin tones and skin texture, which leads to brightening, tightening, and rejuvenated skin. MOXI will also decrease pore size and can be a gentle treatment...
Moxi is a laser whereas BBL is a light. Moxi is great for melasma and post procedure hyperpigmentation. BBL for hyperpigmentation and rocesea. Together they are a unbearable combination for skin rejuvenation.