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What is BBL Hero?

What is BBL?

BBL is an advanced version of IPL (intense pulsed light). BBL (broad band light) is a non-ablative laser, targeting the underlying layers of the skin while not damaging the outermost layer of skin. This laser treatment is designed to address pigment-related concerns like brown spots, sun damage, redness, and rosacea. By penetrating the epidermis, BBL targets pigment-producing cells, dispersing uneven pigmentation. This versatile treatment can be applied to various areas such as the face, neck, chest, shoulders, arms, and legs. It’s fast, minimally uncomfortable, and entails little-to-no downtime.

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Quick Facts

Skin types: I-III

Time: 60 min

Downtime: Little to none

Treatments: 3-6 for optimal results

Administered: Via Sciton laser device tech

*Individual results may vary

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What is BBL?

BBL is an advanced version of IPL (intense pulsed light). BBL (broad band light) is a non-ablative laser, targeting the underlying layers of the skin while not damaging the outermost layer of skin. This laser treatment is designed to address pigment-related concerns like brown spots, sun damage, redness, and rosacea. By penetrating the epidermis, BBL targets pigment-producing cells, dispersing uneven pigmentation. This versatile treatment can be applied to various areas such as the face, neck, chest, shoulders, arms, and legs. It’s fast, minimally uncomfortable, and entails little-to-no downtime.

What does BBL treat?

  • Brown spots
  • Freckles
  • Sun damage
  • Broken capillaries
  • Redness
  • Rosacea
  • Hyperpigmentation

What should I expect from a BBL treatment?

Following a BBL treatment, you may experience temporary redness and a mild sensation similar to a sunburn, typically lasting 30-60 minutes. The treated pigment may darken within a few hours post-treatment, resembling coffee grounds on the skin but without texture. The spots will darken more in the following days and typically shed naturally over the course of 7-10 days, revealing brighter, more even toned skin underneath. This varies depending on the site treated.

Who is a good candidate for BBL?

Candidates with higher Fitzpatrick scores, individuals with tans or active sunburns, and those with melasma are NOT ideal candidates. Due to the laser’s focus on pigment, darker skin tones may experience discoloration, and melasma patches can darken further. A consultation with one of our laser technicians is the best way to see if you are a good candidate for BBL treatment.

How many treatments will I need?

Optimal outcomes are usually achieved following a series of three to six sessions.

Does BBL hurt?

Although pain tolerance varies among individuals, most find BBL Hero tolerable and similar to the sensation of a rubber band snap on the skin. Most clients do not require topical anesthetic.

Before treatment and precautions

  • Avoid direct sun exposure, tanning beds, or spray tans for at least 2 weeks BEFORE and AFTER your treatment. If recent exposure is evident or if you are too tan, your appointment will be rescheduled.
  • Individuals with implanted devices such as pacemakers or defibrillators, vitiligo, skin cancer (or undergoing cancer drug therapy), epilepsy/seizures, pregnancy, or impaired immune systems are not suitable candidates for this treatment. Please let your laser technician know if you have any of these conditions.
  • Discontinue the use of antibiotics, tetracycline, St. John’s Wort, retinol, Retin-A®, or tretinoin, at least 2 weeks before treatment, as these medications are photosensitizing and may increase the risk of burning.
  • For those who have been on Accutane (isotretinoin) , it is necessary to wait at least 6 months to a year after the final use before undergoing any type of laser treatment.
  • Keep a gentle skincare routine and avoid all scrubs, exfoliants, chemical peels and/or acids, or any form of Retinol/Retin-A®.
  • Pre-medication is required for individuals with inflammatory skin conditions such as eczema or active herpes simplex virus. Please let your laser technician know if you have any of these conditions.
  • It is a MUST for you to use SPF 30+ daily to all treatment areas, even on cloudy days. If outside, try to reapply every 2 hours. Protecting your skin will prolong your results.

What are my options with Broadband Light?

Forever Young BBL: During this BBL Light treatment, the light energy is directed into the deeper layers of the skin to stimulate your skin’s natural healing and regeneration process, leading to youthful skin.

Forever Clear BBL: During this treatment, the BBL device produces three levels of light energy to clear acne. The blue BBL light eliminates the bacteria responsible for the acne. The yellow BBL light reduces inflammation and redness. Finally, the infrared light initiates your body’s natural healing process to ensure clear skin without side effects.

BBL Light Hero provides various procedures to target different skin conditions, allowing you to treat freckles, age spots, loss of firmness, acne, visible blood vessels, facial veins, and unwanted hair growth. BBL therapy also treats Rosacea, a rare and painful condition that leads to visible blood vessels, redness, irritation, and the formation of pus-filled acne and sores. BroadBand Light can treat the skin on any part of your body, but it’s generally used for the most visible parts of your body — face, chest, and hands.

What does Broadband Light Therapy Treat?

Pricing:

Moxi full face: $700 

Moxi neck (Add On): $300 

Moxi chest: $700 

Moxi chest (Add On): $500 

Moxi arms: $600

Moxi hands: $200 

Moxi full back: $1,000 

Moxi full legs: $1,000 

Moxi full body: $3,500

BBL Hero body: $2,700 

BBL Hero individual spot: $75

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