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Treat melasma, improve skin luminosity and reduce pigmentation with this skin resurfacing treatment.
Moxi is available in Atlanta, Charlotte, Dallas, Nashville and Tampa.
Frequency:
• For melasma, pigment concerns or texture concerns, 3-4 treatments spaced 4-6 weeks apart are recommended for best results
• For anti-aging benefits or maintenance, 2-3 treatments per year are recommended for best results
Pricing:
• Pricing varies by location. Explore pricing at your clinic here.
Yes! The non-ablative 1927nm wavelength targets water within the skin, making it safe and gentle on all skin tones and types. While Moxi is safe on tanned skin, we recommend avoiding excessive sun exposure two weeks prior to treatment.
You might feel a mild tingling or pricking sensation, but Moxi doesn’t hurt. We’ll apply topical numbing cream before your treatment to make sure you’re as comfortable as possible.
Compared to other laser treatments, Moxi requires minimal downtime. Your skin may be red and feel warm immediately following treatment, but this usually subsides within 24-48 hours. The healing process takes between 7-10 days — keep reading for more details!
After a few days, treated pigment will appear darker and rough in texture. This should slough off within 7-10 days, revealing renewed skin beneath. You may start seeing results after one treatment, but we typically recommend three treatments spaced 4-6 weeks apart for best results.
Your skin may feel warm and appear red immediately after treatment, but this should subside within 24-48 hours. Treated pigment will appear darker and rough in texture on the skin, but this is totally normal — those rough spots will slough away within 7-10 days, leaving your skin smoother and your complexion more even.
Avoid any photosensitive-causing medications 2 weeks prior to treatment, as well as excessive sun exposure. And, as always, come with clean skin!
Yes! Moxi can be stacked with Botox/Dysport, lip filler, a BBL photofacial, microneedling and PRP.
No. Moxi should not be done while pregnant or breastfeeding.
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