I had the Sciton BBL done because I have rosacea and it was sold to me as a "no down time" procedure. I had never had a procedure done, so I didn't know that they were supposed to spot test my skin. She did not numb me. She did a pass over my entire face. Then, she noticed some sun damage and went back for a second pass on those areas. I guess she thought she was giving me a little "extra" for no additional charge.
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You do not need to stop the antibiotic for BBL. As per guidelines set by Dr. Bitter, you can safely treat while on these medications if you 1. Tell your doctor you are on them prior to procedures so they can adjust the settings and 2. Go to a qualified laser treatment center. Hope...
Taking aspirin or ibuprofin should have no effect on BBL(Broad Band Light treatment). However, I would not recommend a procedure over conventional treatment for acne. The mainstay for inflammatory acne is antibiotics, which are available in both oral and topical forms. Even topical antibiotics...
You have asked a tough and interesting question. Thank you.Exposure to UVA and UVB light can trigger flare-ups and rashes in individuals with SLE. However, most IPL machines, including the Sciton BBL which we have, do not expose the skin to UV light.IPL emits visible and near...
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