BBL Photorejuvenation and Phototherapy for Acne and Rosacea in Moscow

BBL (BroadBand Light) is a phototherapy technology developed by Sciton (USA). The treatment is designed to improve skin condition, address pigmentation and vascular concerns, and may also help improve skin tone.

BBL is used to address hyperpigmentation, rosacea, couperose, acne and post-acne concerns. The treatment is generally well tolerated and does not require a prolonged recovery period.

About the Treatment

• Non-invasive treatment: the skin is not punctured or mechanically damaged;
• Comfortable treatment experience;
• Comprehensive approach: the treatment may be used to address vascular concerns, pigmentation and reduced skin tone;
• Treatment time starts from approximately 5-7 minutes depending on the area;
• Individual treatment settings based on each patient's characteristics;
• Initial changes may be visible after the first treatment, although results depend on individual skin characteristics and the selected treatment plan.

BBL rejuvenation uses special lamps that emit broad-spectrum light. The light energy produces controlled heating within the skin, stimulating renewal processes and collagen production. Interchangeable filters are used to select the appropriate wavelength range for different treatment goals.

BBL Forever Young uses broad-spectrum light and may be combined with SkinTyte infrared skin tightening. This approach is designed to improve skin texture and tone, address pigmentation and stimulate collagen production. Treatment usually takes approximately 15 to 50 minutes depending on the area and selected protocol. Initial changes may be visible after the first session.

BBL Forever Clear is used in treatment programs for acne and post-acne concerns. Light-based treatment is aimed at reducing the appearance of inflammatory lesions, redness and post-inflammatory pigmentation and may help create a more even-looking skin tone.

Contraindications

• Active infection;
• Dysplastic nevi;
• Any active inflammation in the treatment area;
• Tattoos in the treatment area;
• Tendency to develop keloid scars;
• Chronic viral diseases during an acute phase, such as herpes;
• Fungal or bacterial skin diseases, such as mycoses and streptoderma;
• Hemorrhagic coagulopathies and blood-clotting disorders;
• Systemic diseases;
• Epilepsy;
• Photocontact dermatitis;
• Recent tanning;
• Cancer; radiation therapy or immunosuppressive therapy;
• Exacerbation of chronic diseases, including gastritis or bronchial asthma;
• Use of certain antibiotics and retinoids, including doxycycline, tetracycline, macrolides, fluoroquinolones, Roaccutane and Acnecutane;
• Use of anticoagulants;
• Long-term use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, analgesics, hormonal medications and medications affecting tissue trophism;
• Use of certain dietary supplements and herbal products, including willow bark, duckweed, parsley extract, St. John's wort, celandine and calendula;
• Implants in the treatment area, including dental implants, metal crowns, metal-ceramic restorations, posts and braces;
• Pregnancy and breastfeeding;
• Age under 18.

How the Treatment Is Performed

The treatment begins with a consultation and an individual treatment plan. Protective eyewear is provided, and a cooling gel is applied to the treatment area. The light-based treatment is then performed. Mild redness may occur in the treated area for several hours after the procedure.

Recovery and Aftercare

A prolonged recovery period is usually not required, but the following recommendations should be followed:

• Avoid direct sun exposure. Use sunscreen with SPF 30-50 when outdoors;
• Avoid overheating the skin and refrain from visiting saunas, steam baths and tanning salons;
• Avoid decorative cosmetics;
• Use skincare products recommended by your specialist;
• Do not perform peels, scrubs or massage on the treated area.

BBL Photorejuvenation and Phototherapy Price List

Treatment of pigmentation, vascular concerns, couperose, rosacea and uneven skin tone.