Moxi Laser
Moxi is a non-ablative fractional laser from Sciton that works at a 1927 nm wavelength. It delivers a lighter, fractionated treatment aimed at uneven tone, early sun damage, and overall skin quality, and is positioned as a low-downtime option for maintaining skin rather than a deep resurfacing procedure.
- Brightening
- Redness and roughness for 2–4 days
- Medical aesthetic
Overview
Moxi is most often discussed for dullness, sun-related spots and uneven pigment, rough texture, and fine early lines, and it frequently appears in conversations about "prejuvenation"—maintaining skin quality before deeper aging changes appear. The face is the most common treatment area, and the neck, chest, and hands are also frequently mentioned; whether a specific area and skin type are appropriate should be confirmed in a consultation rather than assumed.
As a mild non-ablative fractional laser, Moxi can gradually brighten tone and refine texture, and the repair response it triggers is associated with new collagen formation in the treated layers. It is not a substitute for ablative resurfacing of deep wrinkles or scars, nor is it a lifting procedure for loose skin. It also differs from broadband light treatments such as IPL or BBL, which target pigment and vessels with light energy rather than creating fractional laser micro-injury; the two are often discussed together but are separate procedures.
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