I'm in my 30s and I've started looking into preventative aging treatments for my face. I used to sunbathe but now I wear sunscreen and my damage is minimal so far. When is the best time to start Moxi treatments to keep my aging (wrinkles, spots, etc.) from getting worse?
I have had multiple BBL treatments over the past three years, but still have some stubborn darker spots that remain. I have used 7% hydroquinone, 25 % vitamin C, Azelaic acid 10%, reservatrol 1% and green tea extract 1% plus .3% retinol over the past year and still no improvement. I also am diligent with sunscreen and other treatments such as twice yearly micro needling and PRP.
Hello. I am a 41 year old woman and recently had 3 BBL and Moxi treatments. Prior to this, I always had good skin and was always told I look much younger than my chronological age. Prior to the last treatment, I had a slight atopic dermatitis under my eyes (about 5 days prior). I also had a very bad cold. Since the treatment I now have very pronounced under eye bags, that were not there before. Will the skin/tissue go back to the way it was? What can I do?
I have very fair skin (age 43 years old). My thighs and shins are covered in spots and crepe skin from old sun exposure. I have been offered Moxi or Halo. Another cosmetic surgeon I know said that Halo is not for legs. Though, I thought it would be the stronger of the two options to treat it and do a better job? What is the best treatment for crepe skin on legs??
Im 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 didnt notice a difference, so the more intense moxie was recommended for me. Is this a good or bad idea? Ive been so diligent in caring and protecting my skin my whole life, that I cant believe Im dealing with this and I dont want to make it worse. Thank you in advance!