BroadBand Light Treatment

BroadBand Light (BBL)

Sciton BBL® (BroadBand Light) is an advanced form of intense pulsed light (IPL) therapy—not a traditional laser. It uses broad-spectrum pulses of light to treat pigmentation, background redness, rosacea, sun damage, acne, and signs of aging.

Although many people call it a "BBL laser," it's technically a light-based treatment rather than a laser.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is (BBL) treatment for photo-rejuvenation?

BBL (broad band light) is an advanced form of intense pulsed light (IPL) therapy—not a traditional laser. It uses broad-spectrum pulses of light to treat pigmentation, redness, sun damage, acne, and signs of aging. Although many people call it a "BBL laser," it's technically a light-based treatment rather than a laser.

Is laser photo-rejuvenation suitable for all skin types?

A consultation is needed to see if laser photo-rejuvenation is suitable for your skin type.

How many sessions are typically required for noticeable results?

You will see improvement on pigment on the first session, upwards to 3 treatments for vascular conditions or rosacea.

Is laser photo-rejuvenation painful?

We do provide topical numbing which makes the treatment very tolerable. The sensation is often described as mild to moderate heat building in the skin.

Is there any downtime after laser photo-rejuvenation?

There are some minor restrictions post treatment but typically you may return to work and daily tasks immediately following treatment.

How long do the results of laser photo-rejuvenation last?

With appropriate preventative measures and sun protection, patients may only need annual or biannual maintenance treatments.

Cosmetic services are generally not medically necessary in nature and therefore not filed with your insurance carrier. Payment in full will be required at the time the services are provided in our office. Please note that some cosmetic services are only offered by certain providers and not at all locations.

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