AESTHETIC TREATMENTS
ForeverYoung: BBL skin rejuvenation
Intense pulsed light treatment for sun-damaged and ageing skin.
- Reduces pigmentation, age spots and freckles
- Reduces redness and fine blood vessels (broken capillaries)
- Smoother skin, fewer fine wrinkles
Forever Young BBL treats a range of skin changes caused by sun exposure and increasing age, resulting in clearer, smoother, younger-looking skin.
How does Forever Young BBL work?
It works by:
- Directing extremely bright light in wavelengths absorbed by pigmented (i.e. brown and red) structures such as age spots, angiomas and capillaries.
- Warming the skin and triggering a skin repair response.
What are the effects of treatment?
Forever Young BBL has beneficial effects on:
- Freckles, age spots and brown pigmentation.
- Fine capillaries (blood vessels) and generalised redness.
- Fine winkles.
- Loose and lax skin.
Laboratory studies examining skin cells treated by BBL have shown that they share gene expression characteristics with much younger cells – literally rejuvenation at a cellular level!
Before and after
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Before and after a course of three Forever Young BBL treatments over three months. Outcome is specific to this particular patient and may not reflect the results experienced by other individuals.
How it's done
The dermal therapist or nurse guides the BBL handpiece over the treatment area systematically, while it emits pulses of light, about once per second. Several passes are completed, and the total treatment time is usually 20-30 minutes, depending on the size of the area to be treated.
For best results, we recommend a series of 4 treatments, about 4 weeks apart. One or two top-up treatments per year can maintain a youthful appearance into the future.
Book a consultationMore information
Visit Sciton Forever Young BBL for more information, or download the BBL Forever Young information sheet.
References
- Chang ALS, Bitter PH, Qu K et al. Rejuvenation of gene expression pattern of aged human skin by broadband light treatment: a pilot study. Journal of Investigative Dermatology, 133 (2) 394-402.
- Bitter P, Pozner J. Retrospective evaluation of the long-term antiaging effects of broadband light therapy. Cutis, supplement February 2013. Pages 34-30.
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