
MOXI
MOXI is a non-ablative fractional laser that delivers controlled energy into the skin to encourage renewal without removing its outer layer.
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MOXI
A finer texture.
MOXI is a non-ablative fractional laser that delivers controlled energy into the skin to encourage renewal without removing its outer layer.
Start with a consultation
Starting at
$650
In the chair
40 minutes
Recovery
~1 week
Performed by
Alexandra
Depth
Surface
WHAT YOU NOTICE
Brown spots, redness and rough texture can all look uneven. The cause guides the treatment.
WHERE
MOXI
FITS +
Sun-related pigmentation
For selected superficial brown pigment, after the spots have been assessed.
Uneven tone
For a mottled appearance where superficial pigment is part of the concern.
Rough surface texture
For skin that catches the light unevenly or feels less smooth.
WHAT
MOXI
ISN’T FOR +
Redness and visible vessels
BBL light is chosen for selected brown pigment and redness.
BBL
→
Deeper lines and scars
Deeper texture change usually needs CO2 resurfacing.
CO2 Resurfacing
→
Skin laxity
Ultraformer focuses energy on selected laxity concerns.
Ultraformer MPT
→
Combination protocol +
BBL
BBL can address spots and redness, while MOXI focuses on tone and surface texture, when both are appropriate.
Book an assessment
Where it sits

How we decide what to treat. And what to leave.
Spots after a summer. Colour that sits in patches. A roughness that catches the light. You tell us, in your words.
Depth, colour, skin type and history, read in the same light, at rest. Pigment near the surface points to Moxi. Redness points elsewhere.
Moxi against BBL and CO2: the change you'd see, the week you'd give up, the risk for your skin tone.
Sometimes the answer is Moxi this month. Sometimes it's BBL first. Sometimes it's sunscreen and a season.
What to expect
Before
We review pigment, skin history, medications and upcoming travel or events.
Before
Avoid tanning. Follow your individual instructions for active skincare and tell us about cold sores.
During
Your skin is prepared, comfort measures are used as needed and the laser is passed over the agreed area.
After
Warmth, redness and some swelling can occur. Follow the cleansing and moisturising instructions provided.
After
Tiny dark, rough treatment dots may form and shed. Let them lift naturally rather than scrubbing or picking.
After
We assess the settled appearance before deciding whether another session adds worthwhile benefit.
Who treats you
A laser delivers energy.
Your practitioner decides how it is used.

Lead Medical Aesthetician · Advanced Laser Specialist
Alexandra has spent more than two decades treating skin and teaching other professionals how to understand it. A Medical Aesthetician with specialized advanced CO₂ training, she turns a wide range of laser options into a considered plan for your skin.
Meet Alexandra
Ways to do it

MOXI is a non-ablative fractional laser that delivers controlled energy into the skin to encourage renewal without removing its outer layer.
Book MOXI →
BBL can address spots and redness, while MOXI focuses on tone and surface texture, when both are appropriate.
Book BBL →
For more pigment or texture than one session clears.
Start with a consultation →FAQ
MOXI uses fractional laser energy to create small, controlled treatment zones. Untreated skin remains between them. The skin responds and sheds microscopic treatment debris as it heals.
No. MOXI is a laser used for superficial pigment and texture. BBL is filtered pulsed light used for selected pigment and vascular concerns. The choice depends on what is causing the unevenness.
Heat and prickling are common descriptions. Comfort varies with the area and intensity. We explain the comfort measures and what to expect before starting.
That depends on your starting point and intended change. Some plans involve a course spaced several weeks apart. We assess the response rather than promise that one fixed number suits everyone.
Melasma can recur and can worsen after heat or irritation. MOXI is sometimes considered within a wider pigment-management plan, but a brown patch needs assessment before laser is recommended.
Skin tone is one part of suitability. Previous pigment reactions, tanning, skin condition and settings matter too. We discuss the risk of post-inflammatory pigmentation for your skin.
Sciton describes makeup use from 24 hours after treatment. Your skin still needs to be intact and comfortable, and your treatment-specific aftercare takes priority.
A lasting result is not guaranteed. Sun exposure, hormonal pigment conditions and ongoing skin change can affect the appearance. Sun protection and an appropriate home routine remain part of care.
Share medications, allergies, medical conditions and previous procedures, including pregnancy or breastfeeding where relevant. Follow your individual preparation instructions. Do not stop prescribed medication on your own.
Temporary redness, warmth and swelling can occur. Less common risks include burns, pigment changes, infection and scarring. Your risk depends on the treatment and skin history. Unexpected blistering, severe pain or worsening symptoms need prompt assessment.
MOXI starts at $650 per session. The area, number of sessions and any combination are discussed before treatment. BBL and MOXI in the same visit is $850.
MOXI is performed by Alexandra Kingston at SkinAlchemy. She reviews your skin and agrees the plan with you before starting.
Sometimes different concerns need different tools. The reason for each treatment and the order should be clear. Pairing does not automatically mean the same appointment.
SkinAlchemy is in London, Ontario. You can book a complimentary consultation through our booking link and begin with what you have noticed, whether or not you have chosen a treatment.
Scroll the list for every question


MOXI
A more even tone.
A finer texture.
MOXI is a non-ablative fractional laser that delivers controlled energy into the skin to encourage renewal without removing its outer layer.
Start with a consultation
Starting at
$650
In the chair
40 minutes
Recovery
~1 week
Performed by
Alexandra
Depth
Surface
WHAT YOU NOTICE
Brown spots, redness and rough texture can all look uneven. The cause guides the treatment.
WHERE
MOXI
FITS +
Sun-related pigmentation
For selected superficial brown pigment, after the spots have been assessed.
Uneven tone
For a mottled appearance where superficial pigment is part of the concern.
Rough surface texture
For skin that catches the light unevenly or feels less smooth.
WHAT
MOXI
ISN’T FOR +
Redness and visible vessels
BBL light is chosen for selected brown pigment and redness.
BBL
→
Deeper lines and scars
Deeper texture change usually needs CO2 resurfacing.
CO2 Resurfacing
→
Skin laxity
Ultraformer focuses energy on selected laxity concerns.
Ultraformer MPT
→
Combination protocol +
BBL
BBL can address spots and redness, while MOXI focuses on tone and surface texture, when both are appropriate.
Book an assessment
Where it sits

How we decide what to treat. And what to leave.
Spots after a summer. Colour that sits in patches. A roughness that catches the light. You tell us, in your words.
Depth, colour, skin type and history, read in the same light, at rest. Pigment near the surface points to Moxi. Redness points elsewhere.
Moxi against BBL and CO2: the change you'd see, the week you'd give up, the risk for your skin tone.
Sometimes the answer is Moxi this month. Sometimes it's BBL first. Sometimes it's sunscreen and a season.
What to expect
About a week to look like yourself again.
Before
We review pigment, skin history, medications and upcoming travel or events.
Before
Avoid tanning. Follow your individual instructions for active skincare and tell us about cold sores.
During
Your skin is prepared, comfort measures are used as needed and the laser is passed over the agreed area.
After
Warmth, redness and some swelling can occur. Follow the cleansing and moisturising instructions provided.
After
Tiny dark, rough treatment dots may form and shed. Let them lift naturally rather than scrubbing or picking.
After
We assess the settled appearance before deciding whether another session adds worthwhile benefit.
Who treats you
A laser delivers energy.
Your practitioner decides how it is used.

Lead Medical Aesthetician · Advanced Laser Specialist
Alexandra has spent more than two decades treating skin and teaching other professionals how to understand it. A Medical Aesthetician with specialized advanced CO₂ training, she turns a wide range of laser options into a considered plan for your skin.
Meet Alexandra
Ways to do it

MOXI is a non-ablative fractional laser that delivers controlled energy into the skin to encourage renewal without removing its outer layer.
Book MOXI →
BBL can address spots and redness, while MOXI focuses on tone and surface texture, when both are appropriate.
Book BBL →
For more pigment or texture than one session clears.
Start with a consultation →FAQ
MOXI uses fractional laser energy to create small, controlled treatment zones. Untreated skin remains between them. The skin responds and sheds microscopic treatment debris as it heals.
No. MOXI is a laser used for superficial pigment and texture. BBL is filtered pulsed light used for selected pigment and vascular concerns. The choice depends on what is causing the unevenness.
Heat and prickling are common descriptions. Comfort varies with the area and intensity. We explain the comfort measures and what to expect before starting.
That depends on your starting point and intended change. Some plans involve a course spaced several weeks apart. We assess the response rather than promise that one fixed number suits everyone.
Melasma can recur and can worsen after heat or irritation. MOXI is sometimes considered within a wider pigment-management plan, but a brown patch needs assessment before laser is recommended.
Skin tone is one part of suitability. Previous pigment reactions, tanning, skin condition and settings matter too. We discuss the risk of post-inflammatory pigmentation for your skin.
Sciton describes makeup use from 24 hours after treatment. Your skin still needs to be intact and comfortable, and your treatment-specific aftercare takes priority.
A lasting result is not guaranteed. Sun exposure, hormonal pigment conditions and ongoing skin change can affect the appearance. Sun protection and an appropriate home routine remain part of care.
Share medications, allergies, medical conditions and previous procedures, including pregnancy or breastfeeding where relevant. Follow your individual preparation instructions. Do not stop prescribed medication on your own.
Temporary redness, warmth and swelling can occur. Less common risks include burns, pigment changes, infection and scarring. Your risk depends on the treatment and skin history. Unexpected blistering, severe pain or worsening symptoms need prompt assessment.
MOXI starts at $650 per session. The area, number of sessions and any combination are discussed before treatment. BBL and MOXI in the same visit is $850.
MOXI is performed by Alexandra Kingston at SkinAlchemy. She reviews your skin and agrees the plan with you before starting.
Sometimes different concerns need different tools. The reason for each treatment and the order should be clear. Pairing does not automatically mean the same appointment.
SkinAlchemy is in London, Ontario. You can book a complimentary consultation through our booking link and begin with what you have noticed, whether or not you have chosen a treatment.
Scroll the list for every question


MOXI
A more even tone.
A finer texture.
MOXI is a non-ablative fractional laser that delivers controlled energy into the skin to encourage renewal without removing its outer layer.
Start with a consultation
Starting at
$650
In the chair
40 minutes
Recovery
~1 week
Performed by
Alexandra
Depth
Surface
WHAT YOU NOTICE
Brown spots, redness and rough texture can all look uneven. The cause guides the treatment.
WHERE
MOXI
FITS +
Sun-related pigmentation
For selected superficial brown pigment, after the spots have been assessed.
Uneven tone
For a mottled appearance where superficial pigment is part of the concern.
Rough surface texture
For skin that catches the light unevenly or feels less smooth.
WHAT
MOXI
ISN’T FOR +
Redness and visible vessels
BBL light is chosen for selected brown pigment and redness.
BBL
→
Deeper lines and scars
Deeper texture change usually needs CO2 resurfacing.
CO2 Resurfacing
→
Skin laxity
Ultraformer focuses energy on selected laxity concerns.
Ultraformer MPT
→
Combination protocol +
BBL
BBL can address spots and redness, while MOXI focuses on tone and surface texture, when both are appropriate.
Book an assessment
Where it sits

How we decide what to treat. And what to leave.
Spots after a summer. Colour that sits in patches. A roughness that catches the light. You tell us, in your words.
Depth, colour, skin type and history, read in the same light, at rest. Pigment near the surface points to Moxi. Redness points elsewhere.
Moxi against BBL and CO2: the change you'd see, the week you'd give up, the risk for your skin tone.
Sometimes the answer is Moxi this month. Sometimes it's BBL first. Sometimes it's sunscreen and a season.
What to expect
Before
We review pigment, skin history, medications and upcoming travel or events.
Before
Avoid tanning. Follow your individual instructions for active skincare and tell us about cold sores.
During
Your skin is prepared, comfort measures are used as needed and the laser is passed over the agreed area.
After
Warmth, redness and some swelling can occur. Follow the cleansing and moisturising instructions provided.
After
Tiny dark, rough treatment dots may form and shed. Let them lift naturally rather than scrubbing or picking.
After
We assess the settled appearance before deciding whether another session adds worthwhile benefit.
Who treats you
A laser delivers energy.
Your practitioner decides how it is used.

Lead Medical Aesthetician · Advanced Laser Specialist
Alexandra has spent more than two decades treating skin and teaching other professionals how to understand it. A Medical Aesthetician with specialized advanced CO₂ training, she turns a wide range of laser options into a considered plan for your skin.
Meet Alexandra
Ways to do it

MOXI is a non-ablative fractional laser that delivers controlled energy into the skin to encourage renewal without removing its outer layer.
Book MOXI →
BBL can address spots and redness, while MOXI focuses on tone and surface texture, when both are appropriate.
Book BBL →
For more pigment or texture than one session clears.
Start with a consultation →FAQ
Common questions about MOXI.
MOXI uses fractional laser energy to create small, controlled treatment zones. Untreated skin remains between them. The skin responds and sheds microscopic treatment debris as it heals.
No. MOXI is a laser used for superficial pigment and texture. BBL is filtered pulsed light used for selected pigment and vascular concerns. The choice depends on what is causing the unevenness.
Heat and prickling are common descriptions. Comfort varies with the area and intensity. We explain the comfort measures and what to expect before starting.
That depends on your starting point and intended change. Some plans involve a course spaced several weeks apart. We assess the response rather than promise that one fixed number suits everyone.
Melasma can recur and can worsen after heat or irritation. MOXI is sometimes considered within a wider pigment-management plan, but a brown patch needs assessment before laser is recommended.
Skin tone is one part of suitability. Previous pigment reactions, tanning, skin condition and settings matter too. We discuss the risk of post-inflammatory pigmentation for your skin.
Sciton describes makeup use from 24 hours after treatment. Your skin still needs to be intact and comfortable, and your treatment-specific aftercare takes priority.
A lasting result is not guaranteed. Sun exposure, hormonal pigment conditions and ongoing skin change can affect the appearance. Sun protection and an appropriate home routine remain part of care.
Share medications, allergies, medical conditions and previous procedures, including pregnancy or breastfeeding where relevant. Follow your individual preparation instructions. Do not stop prescribed medication on your own.
Temporary redness, warmth and swelling can occur. Less common risks include burns, pigment changes, infection and scarring. Your risk depends on the treatment and skin history. Unexpected blistering, severe pain or worsening symptoms need prompt assessment.
MOXI starts at $650 per session. The area, number of sessions and any combination are discussed before treatment. BBL and MOXI in the same visit is $850.
MOXI is performed by Alexandra Kingston at SkinAlchemy. She reviews your skin and agrees the plan with you before starting.
Sometimes different concerns need different tools. The reason for each treatment and the order should be clear. Pairing does not automatically mean the same appointment.
SkinAlchemy is in London, Ontario. You can book a complimentary consultation through our booking link and begin with what you have noticed, whether or not you have chosen a treatment.
Scroll the list for every question
