Yes. MOXI is a non-ablative fractional diode laser that uses a 1927 nm wavelength. Unlike BBL HEROic, which uses filtered BroadBand Light, MOXI delivers true laser energy in a fractional pattern.

MOXI is designed to improve superficial sun damage, uneven pigmentation, uneven tone, rough texture, and early visible signs of aging. In carefully selected patients, it may also improve visible pigment associated with melasma. MOXI can be used as a maintenance treatment following a stronger correction plan.

MOXI may reduce the appearance of pigment associated with melasma, but it does not cure the underlying condition. Melasma is chronic and may flare with hormones, heat, and sun exposure. Careful candidacy evaluation, individualized settings, strict sun and heat protection, and an appropriate home-care and maintenance plan are essential.

Prejuvenation refers to treating early concerns and maintaining skin quality before more advanced damage or aging becomes visible. MOXI is frequently chosen by patients beginning professional skin treatments or wanting to preserve previous results.

Most patients feel warmth and a prickling sensation as the handpiece moves over the skin. Comfort varies by treatment level and area. Your provider may recommend topical numbing or other comfort measures when appropriate.

Laser delivery for a full face can take approximately 10–15 minutes, but the complete appointment may be longer because of cleansing, photography, numbing, aftercare, larger areas, or combination treatments.

MOXI generally involves minimal social downtime, but redness, warmth, mild swelling, bronzing, and a dry sandpaper-like texture can occur. MENDs often appear around days two or three and then naturally flake away. Recovery varies with treatment intensity.

MENDs are microscopic epidermal necrotic debris created during the fractional renewal process. They appear as tiny dark dots or bronzing and may make the skin feel dry or sandpaper-like before naturally shedding. Do not scrub or pick them.

Sciton’s post-care instructions state that makeup can generally be worn 24 hours after treatment. Follow your Reviv Lounge provider’s instructions because your skin response and treatment intensity may require a different recommendation.

The skin often begins to look clearer and smoother after the initial bronzing and flaking resolve. Improvement can continue over the following weeks as renewal progresses. Results and timing vary.

Some patients notice a change after one treatment, while Sciton generally recommends two to four for broader improvement. Reviv Lounge will customize the number and spacing according to your skin and goals.

Sciton describes MOXI as appropriate for all skin types. That does not eliminate the need for professional screening, conservative settings, careful aftercare, and consideration of recent sun exposure or pigment history.

MOXI can be used throughout the year, but year-round does not mean sun protection is optional. Recent tanning, upcoming sun exposure, and your ability to follow aftercare still affect treatment timing.

Yes. Common areas include the face, neck, chest, hands, arms, and legs. Your provider will determine whether the treatment is appropriate for the specific concern and area.

Yes, when appropriate. BBL HEROic primarily addresses visible red and brown discoloration, while MOXI provides fractional renewal for tone and texture. The combination can address multiple layers of concern in one coordinated plan.

No. MOXI is a gentler non-ablative fractional laser intended for early concerns, maintenance, and shorter recovery. CO2 resurfacing is more aggressive and may be more appropriate for deeper wrinkles, advanced texture changes, or suitable scars.

Cost depends on the treatment area, intensity, whether you choose a single treatment or series, and whether MOXI is combined with BBL HEROic. Reviv Lounge provides exact pricing before treatment is scheduled.