Moxi Q&A

Im not sure what to do about my chest its all sun damaged and discolored

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!

I've heard it described as a lunchtime procedure. Will there be any downtime (an hour or two even)?

I know Moxi and BBL are very different and its good to do both as they complement each other. However, should they be done on the same day? Or a few weeks apart? Thank you!

What is the best way to determine if Moxi is the right choice for me? There are a lot of lasers out there but it appeals to me that this is new.

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 an almost perpetual five o'clock shadow that makes it difficult to get skin treatments. I'm also concerned about the lasers having an effect on my beard and making it patchy. Will Moxi work?

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.