Sciton Moxi®
IN ARDMORE, PA
Revitalize Your Skin
Ardmore Sciton Moxi®
The Sciton Moxi® delivers fractionated, non-ablative laser energy to create micro-coagulation zones which the body then repairs, replacing damaged cells with fresh new ones. Moxi revitalizes your skin by correcting the initial signs of sun damage and aging, no matter the season or your skin type. For our patients in Ardmore Moxi is designed to provide tonal and textural improvements to your face with low downtime, resulting in skin renewal.
sculpMD offers the Sciton Moxi® in our Ardmore office. Schedule a consultation with Dr. Guirand and the sculpMD staff. Give us a call or book an appointment online today.
Your Sciton Moxi® Results
What are the results?
As with all treatments results may vary, and depending on a number of factors including your treatment goals. For the day following your treatment, your skin may appear red and, depending on your level of treatment, you may see the small micro dots called “mendz” where the laser was applied.
As the micro zones heal, they will darken and feel rough. Between days 3-5, the mendz will slough off, revealing the renewed skin beneath. Most patients receive 3-4 corrective treatments, then often will sign up for regular maintenance treatments throughout the year.
Sciton Moxi®
Frequently Asked Questions
Moxi® delivers fractionated laser energy to create micro-coagulation zones which the body then repairs, replacing damaged cells with fresh new ones. With Moxi Ardmore patients can enjoy tonal and textural improvements to their face with low downtime, resulting in skin renewal.
Depending on the level of treatment provided, most patients find the treatment well tolerated. At sculp|MD numbing cream may be used to help ensure your treatment is as comfortable as possible.
Because this is a non-ablative fractionated treatment, the post care regimen is simple. Wear a moisturizing physical sunscreen and stay out of the sun. You may wear makeup 24 hours after your treatment.
Dr. Guirand and sculpMD staff will review your medical history and perform a physical examination to see if you are a good candidate for treatment.
