BBL Laser, or Broadband Light therapy, uses intense pulsed light to rejuvenate skin, making it look clearer, firmer, and more youthful. It’s effective for treating hyperpigmentation, redness, facial vessels, loss of elasticity, acne, and rosacea.
Before undergoing BBL treatment, it’s crucial to protect your skin from the sun, inform your clinician about any medication you’re taking that could affect the treatment’s outcome, and avoid any procedures that might sensitize you to light.
The BBL procedure is generally gentle and safe. While no topical anaesthetic is usually needed, it may be used at your clinician’s discretion. Safety shields or glasses will protect your eyes during the procedure.
Post-treatment care involves managing any redness and following your clinician’s aftercare plan until the skin completely heals, typically within a week.
BBL HERO stands for BroadBand Light High Energy Rapid Output. Unlike traditional lasers, BBL HERO uses a broad spectrum of light, allowing numerous wavelengths to enter the skin simultaneously.
Yes, BBL laser can precisely address Rosacea symptoms like redness, inflammation, and visible blood vessels.
It’s not recommended due to insufficient information on the effects on the fetus.
BBL can treat up to skin type 5 but isn’t suitable for darker skin tones due to risks of hyperpigmentation.
Combining BBL with ClearSilk is effective for redness or rosacea, while pairing BBL HERO with MOXI optimizes treatment for pigmentation issues.
Prices range from €450 per session to €1200 for a course of 3 sessions.
BBL can flare up Melasma; alternatives like Moxi treatments are recommended.
Yes, BBL is effective for acne scars, spider veins, and sun spots by stimulating collagen production and targeting pigmentation.
Results are not permanent; maintenance sessions are recommended for lasting effects.
These cover how BBL works, its comfort level, expected results and post-care, among others, emphasizing the versatility and effectiveness of BBL treatments for various skin concerns.
While both use intense pulsed light, BBL’s broad spectrum allows it to stand out for its effectiveness and rapid results.
BBL is not recommended for Melasma; alternative treatments like Moxi are suggested.
Maintaining BBL treatments can effectively reverse the aging process, supported by a Stanford University study that demonstrates BBL’s long-term benefits on skin rejuvenation.
For patients suffering from Rosacea or just an overall red complexion, at Cosmetic Doctor we combine BBL treatment with ClearSilk to target both levels of redness, while also treating unwanted brown pigment.
