Device treatment · BBL HERO

BBL & MOXI

Two technologies, one platform: tone and texture together.

Sciton's BBL HERO treats pigment and redness with broadband light; MOXI renews texture with a gentle fractional laser. Combined, they address how the skin looks and how it feels.

01Light meets pigment — Filtered broadband light passes into the skin and is absorbed by clusters of excess pigment.
02Vessels are calmed — The same light is taken up by the fine surface vessels responsible for diffuse redness.
03Tone evens out — Treated pigment rises and sheds with natural skin turnover, leaving a more even tone.

Dr. Fatima NaveedGeneral Practitioner

AED 8,997 · 3 sessions (excl. 5% VAT)

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BBL & MOXI

Every treatment begins with a physician consultation. A consultation is not a commitment to treatment.

What it is

Sciton's BBL HERO treats pigment and redness with broadband light; MOXI renews texture with a gentle fractional laser. Combined, they address how the skin looks and how it feels.

What it addresses

Sun damage, pigmentation, freckles and age spots, redness and broken capillaries, marks left by acne, uneven tone and texture, enlarged-looking pores, fine lines and early signs of ageing, and dull, tired-looking skin. Both technologies also encourage the skin's natural renewal and collagen production.

What you should see

Over the course, pigmentation and redness typically fade and tone and texture improve, leaving skin that looks clearer, smoother and more radiant, with refined-looking pores. Results build with each session and last longer with daily sun protection. Individual results vary.

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What changes with BBL & MOXI.

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BBL HERO · Sciton
Broadband light

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BBL HERO

Broadband light for sun damage, uneven pigmentation and redness on the face, hands and body.

01Light meets pigment — Filtered broadband light passes into the skin and is absorbed by clusters of excess pigment.
02Vessels are calmed — The same light is taken up by the fine surface vessels responsible for diffuse redness.
03Tone evens out — Treated pigment rises and sheds with natural skin turnover, leaving a more even tone.

Areas · face · neck · décolleté · hands · body

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In the care of

Dr. Fatima Naveed

General Practitioner

Experienced in aesthetic medicine and non-surgical aesthetic treatments, such as Botox and fillers, with a natural finish.

Dr. Fatima Naveed is a General Practitioner experienced in aesthetic medicine and non-surgical aesthetic treatments, known for bringing medical precision and artistic finesse together. Her focus is on injectables, non-surgical rejuvenation and advanced skin therapies, and she designs an individual treatment plan for every patient. A Dubai medical graduate, she has trained extensively and completed the American Board Aesthetic Certifications, with advanced training in lasers, injectables and regenerative therapies.

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The honest strip

Sessions: 3 · one package price
Downtime: BBL: mild redness for a day or two, while pigmented spots darken before they…
How it feels: BBL feels like a series of warm snaps, similar to a rubber band, and the skin…
When you see it: Treated pigment darkens and then flakes away over one to two weeks, and the…
Skin types: BBL HERO is used mainly on Fitzpatrick skin types I–IV: on…

What it does not do

Does not lift jowls or replace a facelift
Does not reduce fat under the chin or on the body
Does not fill deep folds or lines the way fillers do
Does not remove tattoos
Has a limited effect on deep acne scars
Is not a one-session or permanent cure for pigmentation: sun protection and maintenance are needed

Who it is not for

Pregnancy and breastfeeding
A tan, sunburn or recent sun exposure on the area
Medication or conditions that make the skin sensitive to light, such as lupus
Active skin infection, cold sores or open wounds in the area
Isotretinoin (oral acne medication) in the past six months
A history of keloid scarring
Poorly controlled diabetes or poor wound healing
Undiagnosed or changing moles or skin lesions in the area
Light-triggered (photosensitive) epilepsy

Areas

Forehead (sun spots, fine lines, dullness)
Temples and between the brows (uneven pigment, early sun damage)
Cheeks (pigmentation, redness, rough texture)
Nose (broken capillaries, sun damage)
Around the mouth (uneven tone, fine lines)
Jawline (sun damage, dull tone)
Neck (sun damage, crepey texture)
Décolletage (sun spots, redness)
Backs of the hands (age spots)

Downtime, in full

BBL: mild redness for a day or two, while pigmented spots darken before they flake away. MOXI: a bronzed, sandpaper-like texture for several days as tiny treated spots shed. With both together, expect a few days of social downtime, often three to five.

Comfort and anaesthesia

BBL feels like a series of warm snaps, similar to a rubber band, and the skin is cooled during treatment. MOXI feels like prickly heat; a topical anaesthetic cream may be applied beforehand to keep you comfortable.

Timeline

Treated pigment darkens and then flakes away over one to two weeks, and the skin often looks brighter within a week. Tone and texture keep improving with each session. A course of three sessions, about four weeks apart, is typical, and some skin needs more. Maintenance once or twice a year helps preserve the result, and daily sun protection helps it last.

After the treatment

Apply SPF 50+ daily and reapply when outdoors
Avoid direct sun for one to two weeks: wear a hat and seek shade
Use a gentle cleanser and a plain, fragrance-free moisturiser
No retinoids, acids or scrubs until the flaking has finished
No sauna, steam or intense heat for 2–3 days
Let the bronzed flakes shed on their own; do not pick or scrub them
If you are prone to cold sores, tell your doctor beforehand: antiviral medication may be advised

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